Re: CULT manure & heaving
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- Subject: Re: CULT manure & heaving
- From: D* P*
- Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2000 14:12:25 -0600
From: "Dell Perry" <Dellp@gwmail.plano.gov>
I'm not sure this tippy-toe thing with Thornbird is cold related. Everytime I replant it, it does that for me,too, and I am in nice warm Texas. It doesn't matter if I plant it in the ground or in a pot; in sandy soil or clay gumbo. I always have to come back about 6 weeks later and add dirt around the roots.
Dell in Plano - please send some of that excess white stuff my way!
>>> <mmboehm@attglobal.net> 01/25/00 06:42AM >>>
From: mmboehm@attglobal.net
Divided and replanted Thornbird last July and when I did the final
checking just before Christmas all pieces were on tippy toe (or head
down) with roots attached but quite exposed -- a bit like looking at
electrical wiring.
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