That tree cannot be relocated without doing significant root damage.
Then the foliage will have to be cut back to compensate. Relocation
of mature trees that have not been grown for that purpose is a waste
of time and effort.

JMHO

John

On 20 Apr 2004 08:03:50 -0700, (Sophia) wrote:

You are right on, Pam! I found the same exact tree at a local nursery
and it happens to be 'Blue Atlas Cedar'. A good picture of it is at
http://www.monrovia.com/plantinf.nsf...5684D0070DADD.

Now for our current dilemma. This tree has grown too big for the
area. It should never have been planted where it is. Is there a
market for mature trees? It's such a beautiful tree, I'd hate to have
to chop it down. We are in the suburbs of Philadelphia, BTW.

Sophia