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dry root trees
Hi All,
on gardeners world a few weeks back Monty was planting some pears. He'd got them dry root and was training them to be espaliers. It's exactly what I wanted to do so I was dead pleased I happened to catch the program. Question is - where can I buy dry root pears? Local garden centres don't seem to have them. I live in St Albans, but any mail order company will do - I expect they'd be quite resilient to transportation in their dormant state... Thanks, Matthew |
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Matthew J.E. Durkin wrote:
Hi All, on gardeners world a few weeks back Monty was planting some pears. He'd got them dry root and was training them to be espaliers. It's exactly what I wanted to do so I was dead pleased I happened to catch the program. Question is - where can I buy dry root pears? Local garden centres don't seem to have them. I live in St Albans, but any mail order company will do - I expect they'd be quite resilient to transportation in their dormant state... Two names come to my mind: Buckingham Nurseries and Deacon's Nurseries. I 've dealt with both, and they're good. Addresses on the Web. I call them "bare-rooted", of course: I wouldn't want them too dry! Mike. |
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from "Matthew J.E. Durkin" contains these words: on gardeners world a few weeks back Monty was planting some pears. He'd got them dry root and was training them to be espaliers. It's exactly what I wanted to do so I was dead pleased I happened to catch the program. Question is - where can I buy dry root pears? Local garden centres don't seem to have them. I live in St Albans, but any mail order company will do - I expect they'd be quite resilient to transportation in their dormant state... Ken Muir do dry root trees. Or, they did. -- Rusty Open the creaking gate to make a horrid.squeak, then lower the foobar. http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/ |
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Jaques d'Alltrades wrote:
The message from "Matthew J.E. Durkin" contains these words: on gardeners world a few weeks back Monty was planting some pears. He'd got them dry root [...] Ken Muir do dry root trees. Or, they did. OT, with word-fancier hat on: I haven't consciously met the expression "dry root" before, having always used "bare-rooted". Can I assume from this exchange that it's a widespread alternative? Mike. |
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"Matthew J.E. Durkin" wrote in message ... Hi All, on gardeners world a few weeks back Monty was planting some pears. He'd got them dry root and was training them to be espaliers. It's exactly what I wanted to do so I was dead pleased I happened to catch the program. Question is - where can I buy dry root pears? Local garden centres don't seem to have them. I live in St Albans, but any mail order company will do - I expect they'd be quite resilient to transportation in their dormant state... try a google on: buckingham nurseries talaton devon brogdale kent keepers nursery kent deacons isle of wight reads nurseries norfolk and if you get any dry root pear trees, I'd complain if I were you. They're supposed to be bare, not dry :-0 -- Anton |
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"Matthew J.E. Durkin" wrote in message ...
Hi All, on gardeners world a few weeks back Monty was planting some pears. He'd got them dry root and was training them to be espaliers. It's exactly what I wanted to do so I was dead pleased I happened to catch the program. Question is - where can I buy dry root pears? Local garden centres don't seem to have them. I live in St Albans, but any mail order company will do - I expect they'd be quite resilient to transportation in their dormant state... Thanks, Matthew Matthew The term is "Bare Root" not "Dry Root". The roots of Bare rooted trees must never be allowed to dry out. |
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