Four baby emerald cedars were rescued from an end-of-a-hot-summer garden sale at the local supermarket parking lot, all dried up and gasping for life in tiny pots, about five years ago.
They've done well, considering I haven't really looked after them.
Three look normal....
.... but what happened to the one on the far right?
It is bigger because it is the only one I won't pee on.
ReplyDeleteYounger son think like me..LOL
ReplyDeleteI was going to suggest it WAS the one that gets peed on..!
This was tiny once too.
ReplyDeleteGreat garage with nice foliage.
ReplyDeleteno i have not heard of the story you read , I will have to look it up
I can't believe how long its been since i have been here to visit. Not been doing much blogging this summer due to all the kittens i have fosterd this summer
Thanks for the visit and i hope to come back more often soon
Was it originally planted next to a pot plant.....and it had the munchies?
ReplyDeleteThat's some baby!
ReplyDeleteLOL< LOL....Indeed! It's like it had these 'growing genes' that just needed to be encouraged....!
ReplyDeleteThey all look so healthy and pretty too!
There's always one that either dies or flourishes at the expense of others.
ReplyDeleteYou fed the one on the right steroids?
ReplyDeleteNice rescue. Success stories such as this one are pure inspiration. ;-)
Nice. I love YoungerSon's answer. Perfect. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice garage you got there. I guess you can just trim it so they have equal heights
ReplyDeleteToo funny from the younger son. So nice of you to rescue the trees. I think they like their new home.
ReplyDeleteGenes and genes. What else? Light and shadow?
ReplyDeleteThey lloks great against the Garage Wall.
It grew faster maybe because it is closer to the side of the house where there may be people or activity? Some human vibrations of some sort?
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