E. nat x horr and plumeria get planted

[nachocarl]

Before we moved I dug up a few specimen plants that I wanted to bring with me that were not too large and plant at the new place. This is a E. nat x horr that I had in the ground for a couple of years at the old place. After looking around to decide on a nice spot for it I finally decided to put it out front where there was a hawthorne hedge along with a few poorly placed birds. Here is a pic of the E. nat x horr in the pot and of the general are for planting.

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Once I removed the hawthorns I took a look at the sprinkler placement and started digging where I thought it would be safe. Mmmm hmmm...

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Okay...with sprinkler fix in place I planted this beauty!

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Another shot of the over all area. I will clear out most of the hawthorne and birds...eventually.

Edited December 1, 2014 by nachocarl

[nachocarl]

As mentioned in other posts I have an abundance of Washies and Queens and the Washies have been crammed in everywhere so I have been taking out some of the smaller ones to make way for other things. Here is one that I removed this weekend, you can see it all the way to right in the first photo. Hey and what do you know? Another sprinkler line...Yeah!

Edited December 1, 2014 by nachocarl

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These little Washies have a lot of roots so it takes awhile to "hack" away at them but I win!

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Here is the little plumeria in ground

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Nice, a hard days work