On Mon, 10 May 2004 15:27:46 -0700, you wrote:


Pray.

....and when you have them out, give them enough time for your prayers
to be answered.

I might be happier with nearer 50/50 root/foliage, but I'm applying a
general rule. Others may know better in this specific case.


Richard







Kirsune Miko

Allen wrote:
There's a house near me that's being rennovated and they've given me
the old junipers growing on the side. These guys are about 3-4"
diameter and stand about 2-3 feet tall. Besides getting all the roots
i can, putting them in some sandy, well draining mix, in the shade,
foliar feedings, and cutting them back so that i've got a 75% top 25%
root proportion .... What other advice can you all give me to give
them the best chance possible ?

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