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Old 14-03-2003, 08:53 AM
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Thanks Paul (and Janet too).

Looks like I may have to decide whether to lose that holly then or
rethink my plans.

At least I have time to decide - we are having some building work
done, so there'll be no major garden overhaul until that's finished,
so it'll probably be this time next year.

Sam


On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 23:56:21 +0000 (UTC), "Paul Kelly"
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Hi,


My seconf problem is a holly tree, about 6 foot tall which is just
where I dont want it. I would like it in the front garden but am
concerned about the practicalities of diggin it up and moving it (we
have a garage is can be carried though) withou getting our hands, arms
and faces scratched to pieces. Any suggestions.



holly is notorious for not liking to be transplanted - it put down a deep
tap root which you break on digging out.

pk



You could of course always turn the Holy into a nice if somehwat large
standard, just cut back all the lower leaves and form a nice roudned ball on
top !!!

Duncan