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Omono
Cold...relative of course....lolI feel little depressed with that scene!
Bonhe
Cold...relative of course....lolI feel little depressed with that scene!
Bonhe
Relative of course. I live in the same city as Bonhe and we see snow.... on the mountains 30 or so miles away! It was in the mid 40's when I woke up yesterday. compared to in the 80's(in the morning) a couple months ago that's pretty cold.Cold...relative of course....lol
Human and trees are the same. You get used to where you are living! That is why when we get one tree from other area, we must not rush to work on that tree right away. That tree needs time to acclimate!Cold...relative of course....lol
I concur! We are living in the area which we can access to ski resorts or the ocean within 2 hours drive.Relative of course. I live in the same city as Bonhe and we see snow.... on the mountains 30 or so miles away! It was in the mid 40's when I woke up yesterday. compared to in the 80's(in the morning) a couple months ago that's pretty cold.
Got a ski hill within an hour and ocean 5 mins....as you mentioned ...tree species do have specific environmental requirements along with certain horticultural care........as in our the high elevation mountain hemlock, which do acclimate to sea level and thrive.....but enjoy this weather....reminds them of home lol.I concur! We are living in the area which we can access to ski resorts or the ocean within 2 hours drive.
Bonhe
No, this tree is not big JudyB, so I think I am not going the wrong direction!More big trees... You are going the wrong direction my friend, LOL...