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Post by Barbara B 17th October 2010, 07:35

Hi Meryl,
I'll see if this works.
This is the cedar - it's very beautiful.
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Post by Barbara B 17th October 2010, 07:52

Trying again.[img][/img]

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Post by Barbara B 17th October 2010, 07:57

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Post by Meryl 17th October 2010, 08:53

WOW!!!

Did you plant or inherit it, Barbara? I suspect the latter as it looks quite an age. What luck!

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Post by Barbara B 17th October 2010, 10:12

Hi Meryl,
we bought it sometime in the early eighties and it lived in progressively larger pots as we searched for a block of land to build on. It's usually seen in garden centres with its arms lopped off and then it forms a more columnar tree. We decided to let this one go where it wanted after seeing a photo of one in France that had been allowed to just grow. It is a beautiful tree.
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Post by Meryl 18th October 2010, 21:26

Certainly is. Both at a distance and in close up.

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