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15-04-2006, 10:28 PM
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Recommend a tree to grow in a pot?
Can anyone recommend a tree that could be grown in a 40 cm pot.Not acers or
orange/lemon.To add height to a sunny deck area. Thanks Keith |
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15-04-2006, 10:50 PM
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Recommend a tree to grow in a pot?
kenty
 wrote:Can anyone recommend a tree that could be grown in a 40 cm pot.Not acers or orange/lemon.To add height to a sunny deck area. A standard Bay, or perhaps a minarette-style fruit tree? James |
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16-04-2006, 08:41 AM
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Recommend a tree to grow in a pot?
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from James Fidell contains these words: kenty wrote:Can anyone recommend a tree that could be grown in a 40 cm pot.Not acers or orange/lemon.To add height to a sunny deck area. A standard Bay, or perhaps a minarette-style fruit tree? James Bay is superb in pots. But wanting height. Thats a trickier one. Why not a nice birch of some description. Height, pretty slender and if you get a nice variety an awesome white bark that just begs to be touched. |
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16-04-2006, 11:06 AM
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Recommend a tree to grow in a pot?
Christopher Norton wrote: The message from James Fidell contains these words: kenty wrote:Can anyone recommend a tree that could be grown in a 40 cm pot.Not acers or orange/lemon.To add height to a sunny deck area. A standard Bay, or perhaps a minarette-style fruit tree? James Bay is superb in pots. But wanting height. Thats a trickier one. Why not a nice birch of some description. Height, pretty slender and if you get a nice variety an awesome white bark that just begs to be touched. Bamboo? -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon |
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16-04-2006, 10:18 AM
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Recommend a tree to grow in a pot?
"kenty " wrote in message... Can anyone recommend a tree that could be grown in a 40 cm pot.Not acers or orange/lemon.To add height to a sunny deck area. Thanks Keith Nothing I can think of in a 40cm pot will get big enough to give height. Why not go for a wigwam with climbers instead? Jenny |
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16-04-2006, 05:43 PM
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Aralia, Cordalyne & Yucca http://static.flickr.com/1/129484644_feb9f7cc1b.jpg?v=0 |
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16-04-2006, 06:57 PM
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Recommend a tree to grow in a pot?
"kenty " wrote in message... Can anyone recommend a tree that could be grown in a 40 cm pot.Not acers or orange/lemon.To add height to a sunny deck area. Thanks Keith You could make a living willow frame thing. Keep the pot wet and all will be well. The rods are available at various heights . http://www.englishwillowbaskets.co.u..._Cuttings.html |
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17-04-2006, 04:13 PM
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Recommend a tree to grow in a pot?
"kenty " wrote in message... Can anyone recommend a tree that could be grown in a 40 cm pot.Not acers or orange/lemon.To add height to a sunny deck area. Thanks Keith How high is 'height'? A Yucca will grow to at least 6', quite quickly if you feed it well. HTH Dave R |
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