
Friday, July 30, 2010
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Overwatered Brislecone Pine and dead kittens

by Jay Davis over watering will kill as many if not more seedlings- the irrigation system with bubbler to open, and plastic pot did not help. On a total downer- I found a couple of kittens in the back yard, they were wet and crying so I put them in a box to bring to Northside animal rescue. But, Nancy told me to put them back. I buried them this morning, and while cutting down the tree of heaven that will not die discovered 2 more. Too young for adoption. We are leaving them. :(
Monday, July 26, 2010
white powdery mold


from research it seems direct sunlight is recommended at this point. Mine have been inside under energy saving bulbs. The high humidity and heat has resulted in the growth of what is
called white powder mold. The home remedy for this non- fatal but unsightly hitch hiker is a spray of 1 gallon water mixed with 1 tablespoon baking soda and 1 teaspoon of dish washing detergent.
It is recommended to spray one plant and see how it responds. The result i got was a not so happy looking plant with the mold dispersing into splotches, I recommend putting the solution
on a cotton tip swab and gently removing the mold. Throw away after each leaf so not to spread mold.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Pin Oak in tube Jill in Hot Tub

Monday, July 19, 2010
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Sugar Maple Bloomfield




2: 4 sycamores to fight it out in tube in front of old Norfork Pine freed from climbing rose bushes.
3: Sycamore in tree tube next to wild choke berry that will probably get cut down.
bottom:This sugar maple planted in Bloomfield Connecticut last year shot up 3 feet reaching 7 feet.
This came as good news from my father in law who sprayed it diligently with deer repellent.
making it the 3rd largest tree in the project(Neo-earthworks).
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Adirondacks and Massachucetts

Plant circled Hemlock from LSP (click to enlarge) group taking to BI


Like most young trees they do not like direct sunlight. When outside, I like to keep them under trees or arbor.





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