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tree MDS
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Snow all day here, supposed to get 3 to 6". Looks like another day of nursing my knee by the fire. I managed to get the swelling almost all the way down and am getting a lot more bend out of it, but I'm not taking any chances, so I'm gonna continue to baby it. That's 13 days of this #### now.

Hoping to get back to work Tuesday. Got a nice $2400 money maker I wanna get done. The shop needs a new compressor now.
 
John Paul Sanborn

John Paul Sanborn

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Mods, I know this should be down in health care, but wanted a bigger audience, so please leave for the moment!

Does anybody have a chart that shows normal PH ranges and nutrient requirements for all trees and shrubs. Trying to find one document that has them, instead of bits and pieces of info.

I don't know of a comprehensive chart, but try looking at this book

Abiotic Disorders of Landscape Plants -http://www.amazon.com/Abiotic-Disorders-Landscape-Laurence-Costello/dp/1879906589/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1327150946&sr=8-16

I've not looked at it for quite some time, but it does have problems related to deficiencies and pH stress.
 
Grace Tree

Grace Tree

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I don't know of a comprehensive chart, but try looking at this book

Abiotic Disorders of Landscape Plants -http://www.amazon.com/Abiotic-Disorders-Landscape-Laurence-Costello/dp/1879906589/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1327150946&sr=8-16

I've not looked at it for quite some time, but it does have problems related to deficiencies and pH stress.

Thanks for posting that. I just ordered it from Amazon for 35 bucks.
Phil
 
ropensaddle

ropensaddle

Feel Lucky
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Hot Springs Arkansas
We did a shopping center in Chula Vista that had been neglected for year's. I hate to take more than 20% to 30%.
The new owners wanted a 50% reduction as to see the shops and signage.
Un-like most shopping center's here, we did no topping or reduction.
We did how-ever go 50%.
I think we did good. We gave maximum exposure and a 3 year plan.
Jeff

30 Ficus rubiginosa tree's surrounding the property.
Jeff


Nice job jeffy u gonna get that hanger :)
 
treeman75

treeman75

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<iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/fn5U868GB7Q" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> check this out
 

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