This is how a Cornus mas has to be...
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This is how a Cornus mas has to be...
big, fat and perfect Nebari...
Yesterday I dug it out. Alone!
Later on my good friend Christian helped me to bury it into my garden.
The most necessary equipment was an axe and a chain hoist.
In 10-15 years this will be a good one.
Best wishes
ME
A few months ago.
Yesterday.
A lot of big stones in the soil
chain hoist for up to 1500 kg one direction
opposite direction
it moves
This is how it has to look
compare!
So far I did it all alone.
My friend Christian and a big hole
Yesterday I dug it out. Alone!
Later on my good friend Christian helped me to bury it into my garden.
The most necessary equipment was an axe and a chain hoist.
In 10-15 years this will be a good one.
Best wishes
ME
A few months ago.
Yesterday.
A lot of big stones in the soil
chain hoist for up to 1500 kg one direction
opposite direction
it moves
This is how it has to look
compare!
So far I did it all alone.
My friend Christian and a big hole
Max- Member
Re: This is how a Cornus mas has to be...
Very nice! You did good! That tree have so much character and huge!!! Careful, collecting is very addicting.
If I may suggest for next time...the best tool I found is a (battery operated for remote areas) reciprocating saw. It will cut your collection time by as much as 80%. I just recently got mine but a friend had one during one of our digs and we collected big bushes in less than 10 minutes!!! My usual tools are; trenching/transplanting shovel, lopper, pruning saw, small pick, big pick for rocky areas, garden shovel, and hatchet. I haven't used my come-along (hoist) yet but I also have one.
If I may suggest for next time...the best tool I found is a (battery operated for remote areas) reciprocating saw. It will cut your collection time by as much as 80%. I just recently got mine but a friend had one during one of our digs and we collected big bushes in less than 10 minutes!!! My usual tools are; trenching/transplanting shovel, lopper, pruning saw, small pick, big pick for rocky areas, garden shovel, and hatchet. I haven't used my come-along (hoist) yet but I also have one.
Poink88- Member
Re: This is how a Cornus mas has to be...
Hey Dario,
my sawing blade was destroyed just a few days before I needed to dig this one out. So I was unable to use the "quick equip".
my sawing blade was destroyed just a few days before I needed to dig this one out. So I was unable to use the "quick equip".
Poink88 wrote:Very nice! You did good! That tree have so much character and huge!!! Careful, collecting is very addicting.
If I may suggest for next time...the best tool I found is a (battery operated for remote areas) reciprocating saw. It will cut your collection time by as much as 80%. I just recently got mine but a friend had one during one of our digs and we collected big bushes in less than 10 minutes!!! My usual tools are; trenching/transplanting shovel, lopper, pruning saw, small pick, big pick for rocky areas, garden shovel, and hatchet. I haven't used my come-along (hoist) yet but I also have one.
Max- Member
Re: This is how a Cornus mas has to be...
How did you carry out that very heavy looking tree by yourself Max?
Great material though btw!
Great material though btw!
Fore- Member
Re: This is how a Cornus mas has to be...
Believe it or not.Fore wrote:Very strong will I'd imagine
Max- Member
Re: This is how a Cornus mas has to be...
And Max is still very young, no bad back (maybe now he hase )
Great find Max
Peter
Great find Max
Peter
landerloos- Member
Re: This is how a Cornus mas has to be...
I can relate...you most likely tapped adrenaline as well . Well worth the effort Max, it is a wonderful piece.Max Engels wrote:Believe it or not.Fore wrote:Very strong will I'd imagine
Poink88- Member
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