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| westernhorse51 |
Posted - Apr 19 2006 : 09:02:13 AM
I was watching my dogwood trees die before my eyes after I planted them. Couldnt bring myself to pull them out, kept hoping they would make it. Went out this morning to mow & they were dead. Arbor people said they would send me more, I just have to send these back but I don't know if I want to or not. Maybe it's because they are shipped but alot of plants are, I dont know. I was so frustrated after yard work I came in and redecorated my kitchen. I love it now that it's back to country-farm. Big, open & bright.
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| JennyWren |
Posted - Apr 24 2006 : 8:13:34 PM
I thought about buying a dogwood tree last year, they are so pretty! What advice would you give in planting them and maintaining them?.. I am still thinking about buying one.
Carla...
If you treat an individual as what he is, he will stay that way, but if you
treat him as if he were what he could be, he will become what he could be.
-- Goethe
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| happymama58 |
Posted - Apr 19 2006 : 09:11:29 AM
I'm sorry to hear about your trees, and I know how disappointed you must be. I'm a novice gardener, but I remember my mom had lots of trouble with baby dogwood trees, and the nursery guy at the local garden store, a man with over 30 yrs experience, told me when I was looking at a dogwood to plant at our last house that dogwoods are very tricky to get going. Hang in there!
Some people search for happiness; others create it.
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