On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 20:50:13 +0100, "Douglas"
wrote:

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With respect Ma-am,:
All the large cultivars, like smaller trees for instance, (not giant
Canadian pines! - tee=hee!) can be moved using the correct techniques.
However we are discussing a relatively smallish plant.
It is not advisable to move it when blooming but you can if it is
necessary.
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Investigation,:_
I have copied this page from my "Sent file". I sent it this post on the
13th of the 7th month but it
doesn't seem to be getting published in my uk.rec.gardening page when I
download afterwards.
One or two others have also gone astray, yet they are on my Sent list
Can anyone say what the problem is?. Does anyone else suffer from it?.
Anyone know how to cure it?.

Doug - I am not sure quite what your problem is (server problem
perhaps?) but I now have three copies of your original posting
including this one - one dated 13th and two dated 19th.

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