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[<jelie@new.rr.com>]

Hey Scott,

While transplanting the young trees, I noticed that there were multiple 
trunks that were rooted, either from a couple seeds germinating or from the 
some of the lower wood rooting.   It was basically coppicing taking place 
from the plant having been set low in the pot and any additional trunks and 
branches managing to root on their own.  Russian olive are classified as a 
large shrub to a small tree so multiple trunks are a common occurrence.  All 
of the rooted branches and trunks that I had separated were rooted enough to 
survive the transplanting and manage some fair growth through the growing 
season.  

Jim Elie
Green Bay WI
zone 4/5


---- S & E Hills <ehills7408@wowway.com> wrote: 
> 
> "My Trebizond Dates from One Green World seem to be holding their own so
> far.  I transplanted all of them into larger containers after dividing some
> of the trunk sections.  They seem to have had a decent year."
> 
> ****divided the trunk sections??  Could you please explain?****
> 
> Scott Hills
> Saint Clair Shores, Michigan
> Zone 6b
> 
> 
> Enjoyed your Uncommon Fruits
> 
> 
> ****Also a fan of Lee's book!****
> 
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