UK gardening - Re: Squarrosa Tree Ferns SPAM

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Re: Squarrosa Tree Ferns SPAM

NikV

2007-10-23, 3:25 am

<barden91@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1193093626.319472.196200@q3g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
I have listed my New Zealand Squarrosa tree ferns on e-bay at £59.99
but would like to move a large quantity to a more safer place over
winter time.
I live near Burford in Oxfordshire and have about 200 tree ferns that
if I am not careful will all die with a hard frost over winter time.
If anybody knows of any garden centres that would like to buy any or
even offer me storage over winter time and then discuss the options of
sale next year I would love to hear from you.
Also any persons wanting a tree fern this year then please e-mail me
with your enquiry.
Having so many ferns to look after and the threat of a cold winter I
am very concerned.

Thank you
John

umm - since they were "ok down to -6 last year" and survived the winter do
you think that they either become vulnerable at age 20 (according to
supplier) or that we are going to have a particularly hard winter or maybe
this is a thinly disguised attempt at advertising

ASBO

2007-10-23, 3:25 am

"NikV" <nk@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:471d8ca7$0$21101$da0feed9@news.zen.co.uk...
>
> <barden91@googlemail.com> wrote in message
> news:1193093626.319472.196200@q3g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> I have listed my New Zealand Squarrosa tree ferns on e-bay at £59.99
> but would like to move a large quantity to a more safer place over
> winter time.
> I live near Burford in Oxfordshire and have about 200 tree ferns that
> if I am not careful will all die with a hard frost over winter time.
> If anybody knows of any garden centres that would like to buy any or
> even offer me storage over winter time and then discuss the options of
> sale next year I would love to hear from you.
> Also any persons wanting a tree fern this year then please e-mail me
> with your enquiry.
> Having so many ferns to look after and the threat of a cold winter I
> am very concerned.
>
> Thank you
> John
>
> umm - since they were "ok down to -6 last year" and survived the winter
> do you think that they either become vulnerable at age 20 (according to
> supplier) or that we are going to have a particularly hard winter or maybe
> this is a thinly disguised attempt at advertising
>
>

at least its on topic and not crossposted - shame he couldnt have just put
AD in the subject line

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