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Sun, Nov 6, 11 at 10:26
| I am thinking about planting an Autumn Purple Ash. I live in central C.A., with clay ground. It can get up to and a little over 100 degrees here, and it can also get a pretty good north west wind. I want to plant this guy in a 6' by 25' planter on the west side of my house. The 6' planter has a cedar fence on one side and cement on the other side. I would like to put it as close to the house as you guys suggest. As far as the cement side I was thinking about putting that 2' ridged root barrier along the cement because I have read that these guys can have shallow roots. What do you guys think? Thanks. |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Sun, Nov 6, 11 at 11:04
| i bought some 6 footers.. and within 6 years.. they were 30 feet.. and cut down due to emerald ash borer ... your container does not sound big enough ... i will leave it to you about EAB in your area ken |
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