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Old 14-10-2004, 01:11 PM
Joanne
 
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Default Trees from Conkers

Last autumn, I planted two conkers in my tiny back garden, just for the fun
of it. Of course, both conkers sprouted and now I have two little
horsechestnut saplings. Obviously I can't have them in my little town
garden, but I don't want to throw them out.

I'd thought about transplanting them in a little nearby wood, but I don't
know if they'll become a nuisance (possibly causing some poor
future-generation child to put out its eye when playing conkers without
wearing safety goggles).

So, should I transplant them or simply bin them?



 
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