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Anonymous on
September 1, 2022Q.Where Can I Find A Curly Branched Willow Tree In London?
Hello I'm looking to photograph a curly branched willow tree however I don't know where to find one. Alternatively I would like to buy branches in bulk to create my own sculpture to photograph. If you can help me let me know! I would be so grateful.
Answered by
GKH_Susan on
September 14, 2022
Certified ExpertA.We don't have any resources for this kind of project. Your best bet is to do an Internet search that might yield results for both questions.
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Frank Romeo on
September 11, 2022
Holland, PA 18966Q.Transplanting A Corkscrew Tree
We recently bought a home with this tree planted close to the front porch. We believe the roots are what's causing the concrete to break. It's also getting to be a bit big for where it is, so we wanted to locate it. First off, I'm guessing it,s a Corkscrew Hazel from pictures I've seen online. If it is, it says that it needs partial shade, which is a problem on our property. We were hoping to keep it up front due to the unique beauty of it, but any shade we get is in the back of the house. Would it be a problem to keep it in a non-shaded area? I wasn't sure if too much sun is an issue and can't seem to find details anywhere online. We are newbies at landscaping and still working on our green thumbs. Any help would be welcome. Thanks. Frank
- Answered by
BushDoctor on
September 12, 2022
Certified ExpertA.It does appear to be one! This will appreciate being moved to a sunny spot. They prefer full sun. Doing so will need to be done right before new growth in Spring, though. When you do transplant, you will need to cut the top back by 1/3, as well.
Here is an article that will go over the care that these trees require:
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/trees/contorted-hazelnut/contorted-filbert-tree.htm
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