WinstonWolfe
Mame
Got out to the woods this past weekend to grab a few new trees. Grow boxes are each 24x12.
Eastern White Cedar is mostly clay around the root ball. I didn't want to disturb it too much. Does anyone know if these require the same mycorrhizal fungi relationship the way conifers do?
Balsam is gonna either be a twin trunk or if I jin one, it could be a slant/windswept.
Spruce (not sure which species - maybe Norway?) has more movement below moss, I just wanted to dress it up for photos. right now, trunk is about an inch thick at base
Oh, and I can't figure out how to rotate pictures apparently. On my computer, they are all vertical, but when I post, they are horizontal. IDK
Eastern White Cedar is mostly clay around the root ball. I didn't want to disturb it too much. Does anyone know if these require the same mycorrhizal fungi relationship the way conifers do?
Balsam is gonna either be a twin trunk or if I jin one, it could be a slant/windswept.
Spruce (not sure which species - maybe Norway?) has more movement below moss, I just wanted to dress it up for photos. right now, trunk is about an inch thick at base
Oh, and I can't figure out how to rotate pictures apparently. On my computer, they are all vertical, but when I post, they are horizontal. IDK
