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By Nanniedeedee

Essex, United Kingdom Gb

mY TORBAY PALMS ARE ABOUT 12 FT TALL AND I WANT TO MOVE THEM FROM THE FRONT GARDEN TO THE BACK CAN I DO THIS WITHOUT LOSING THEM


On plant Cordyline

  • Question asked on 19 Jul, 2010

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nickyt08
Nickyt08
 

Not much of a chance of them living im afriad. They have a very fibrous root system and unless you can get a 6+foot rootballand a deep one, i dont think there is a chance of them surviving. Not much more i can say to help really. Sorry

19 Jul, 2010

bamboo
Bamboo
 

Short answer is no, or very unlikely, agree with Nickyt08.

20 Jul, 2010

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