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Wed, Feb 13, 13 at 12:07
| Does it make sense to search for a big plum tree to buy? I want to plant plum tree in space where was old pear tree, but don't want to have there tiny tree because i want some shade to the area. |
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| Of course it sense:) Shade trees hold that wonderful sentimental value you know? I don't know any varieties of plum that grow large,but wouldn't any tree grow large except for dwarf varieties? |
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- Posted by briergardener 7 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 13, 13 at 18:46
| The area where old tree was growing is very sunny and it provided some shade for a bench standing to the east from the tree. I want to buy dwarf variety, but not one or two years "baby" that will not give any shade. When I was saying "big", I meant 3-6 years old tree. |
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| Hmm... I would check local nurseries during the growing season. My local nurseries don't carry trees that old. Maybe buying online or visiting a tree nursery would help. Keep searching searching briergardener:) |
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