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Old 01-19-2012, 08:45 PM
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Yeow! Better not see one of those things in my front yard. That thing could make short work of a nice landscaped lawn in a hurry.
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What a great way to preserve the whole tree...
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and we all want to preserve the whole tree

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Old 01-19-2012, 09:52 PM
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Rest assured they will be planting it right back in a week or two?
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Fair play..

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What a great way to preserve the whole tree...
Only for the small ones. They got a poor survival rate too.
We tried this 25years* ago with a 20-25ft spruce. Poor thing died after ~7month.



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Clearly they dont have boulders and rocks in that area... It wouldn't work in my yard for sure. We got lumps the size of wheel barrels beneath the sods
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Only for the small ones. They got a poor survival rate too.
We tried this 25years* ago with a 20-25ft spruce. Poor thing died after ~7month.



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Hmm wonder why if they're not damaged?..different soils/earth maybe
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Old 01-20-2012, 08:51 AM
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Clearly they dont have boulders and rocks in that area... It wouldn't work in my yard for sure. We got lumps the size of wheel barrels beneath the sods
I could see that either pushing them to the side or bringing them up with it for the most part.

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