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29-09-2007, 12:05 PM
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:Plant New Tree Where Old One Died
I had a two-year old dogwood that succumbed to the drought. I yanked it
out, and am ready to put a Japanese Maple sapling volunteer from a neighbor in there. Is there any reason why the exist soil would have bad biological (or spiritual) karma from having died? Or can I just plant a sapling in place? |
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