Green Giants

17 years ago

planted in 2001 as 4 inch rootings plus a 2 inch peat pot ...

50 in all ... no losses ... no winter problems ... on drip irrigation for 2 years after planting since i couldnt afford mulch .... free range since..

hat for scale

ken

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tunilla
17 years ago
There's room for more it seems... T.
thetman
17 years ago
those look great-hopefully one day I would like to plant a bunch of those. so far I planted one (6ft)last year-its all yellow now- I think its in a very wet spot. planted 2 18" steeple chase last may- they still seem to be looking good- but no real growth as of yet. great pics
thetman
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gardener365
17 years ago
Makes you feel like you're in a forest already. I love em. I'd also like to kick a soccer ball down that curve. I know with a little english, I could make it all the way. I'd kick it real hard too and scare ya!

Dax

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