Hello -

Can anyone recommend a book that will tell me how to look after the trees
(many different types) in my garden, particularly with regard to pruning?

Thanks

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Hello -

Can anyone recommend a book that will tell me how to look after the
trees (many different types) in my garden, particularly with regard
to pruning?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tree-Pruning.../dp/0943563089

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Chris
West Cork, Ireland

On Dec 28, 10:21*am, "Cerumen" wrote:
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pearl of wisdom Hello -

Can anyone recommend a book that will tell me how to look after the
trees (many different types) in my garden, particularly with regard
to pruning?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tree-Pruning.../dp/0943563089

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Chris
West Cork, Ireland

Chris totally OT are you back in Cork or writing from Barbados????

Judith

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On Dec 28, 10:21 am, "Cerumen" wrote:

Chris totally OT are you back in Cork or writing from Barbados????

Back in Cork for a while, might head to Barbados for January but no real
plans yet for next year.

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Chris
West Cork, Ireland

On Dec 28, 11:07*am, "Cerumen" wrote:
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Judith in France manipulated the keyboard to
produce this pearl of wisdom On Dec 28, 10:21 am, "Cerumen" wrote:

Chris totally OT are you back in Cork or writing from Barbados????

Back in Cork for a while, might head to Barbados for January but no real
plans yet for next year.

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Chris
West Cork, Ireland

It must seem a bit odd to be back after a year? My friends are in
Cork for the New Year celebrations, it seems the place to be.

Judith

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On Dec 28, 11:07 am, "Cerumen" wrote:

Back in Cork for a while, might head to Barbados for January but no
real
plans yet for next year.


It must seem a bit odd to be back after a year? My friends are in
Cork for the New Year celebrations, it seems the place to be.

Not really, I have spent so much of my life living and working all over the
world that I just arrive most places and feel pretty much at home.

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Chris
West Cork, Ireland

"The tree and shrub expert" by Dr DG Hessayon - less than 6 quid on Amazon, or even cheaper if you get a second hand one. Clear, simple, excellent on pruning and ID.

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pearl of wisdom
Hello -

Can anyone recommend a book that will tell me how to look after the
trees (many different types) in my garden, particularly with regard
to pruning?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tree-Pruning.../dp/0943563089

and/or

http://www.amazon.co.uk/RHS-Pruning-.../dp/1405300736

or second hand from GBP2 plus P&P
http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/Sear...ng&x= 49&y=14
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Martin



I can vouch for this, too. It also covers shrubs, so any 'trees' you have
which are primarily shrubs will be covered, too.

Spider

On Dec 28 2008, 7:22*am, "rgrgrgr" wrote:
Can anyone recommend a book that will tell me how to look after the trees
(many different types) in my garden, particularly with regard to pruning?

Yes, I always rely on Stefan Buczacki Best Pruning from fruit trees,
espaliers, bushes to deciduous/evergreen treesl, edges and climbers.
It's a comprehensive book, clearly explained. I've never came across
another one like it. isbn 0-600-59022-4 £5.99. You can get it on
amazon for less than £2.