Thank you again for making another great video especially promoting Ed Clark nursery. I love hornbeam. It’s probably one of my very favorite trees. From my understanding, there are two species of Korean Hornbeam. These interbreed so there’s always some question of what we’re actually getting. Korean Hornbeam seems more preferable and I know Ed Clark charges more for Korean than Japanese Hornbeam. It takes a very long time to get thick trunks on these trees so if you ever find one with a wide trunk, then you should grab it. Be well
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Great video as always!
I'm glad you enjoyed the tour!
Thank you again for making another great video especially promoting Ed Clark nursery.
I love hornbeam. It’s probably one of my very favorite trees.
From my understanding, there are two species of Korean Hornbeam. These interbreed so there’s always some question of what we’re actually getting. Korean Hornbeam seems more preferable and I know Ed Clark charges more for Korean than Japanese Hornbeam. It takes a very long time to get thick trunks on these trees so if you ever find one with a wide trunk, then you should grab it.
Be well
You’re right, it’s definitely worth grabbing one with a nice trunk! however, they do not heal well.
Thank you for going out there. I love your updates after visiting Ed.
I am happy to share what I find with everyone!
Ed has crazy stock I would be a kid in a candy store
Yes it is; fortunately I'm running out of room for projects
Hey Tom. Thanks so much hope you have some money to get back Home? Thanks for the Video. I will be calling Ed
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and hope you're able to visit soon! ahah I donated some funds to his grandson.
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Thanks for watching
blue atlas cedars 😢
He is running low on that species
That place has ssooo much it would become confusing 😄😄👍🇦🇺🦘
You have to come visit!