I have a Tsuga canadensis 'Minuta' that is about as big as a sneeze, actually
2.5." Has anyone tried this cultivar? I have it planted in a hollowed out
cobblestone to represent a tree growing on a boulder in the Adirondacks. The hole
is about the size of a mame pot. I keep it in a tray of water. It is in the
shade, but I thought I would give it a little sun later in the season. I can't
wire it yet because it would have to be done by a leprechaun. I just trimmed
it a little.
Are there any special considerations or should I just treat it with common
sense?
Iris

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or should I treat it with common sense?

With common sense ( which ain't so common).

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I have a Tsuga canadensis 'Minuta' that is about as big as a sneeze,
actually
2.5." Has anyone tried this cultivar? I have it planted in a hollowed out
cobblestone to represent a tree growing on a boulder in the Adirondacks.
The hole
is about the size of a mame pot. I keep it in a tray of water. It is in
the
shade, but I thought I would give it a little sun later in the season. I
can't
wire it yet because it would have to be done by a leprechaun. I just
trimmed
it a little.
Are there any special considerations or should I just treat it with common
sense?
Iris

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