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Looking to by a small oak/hardwood tree

charlie_says · 2009-06-07 11:38:20

I'm looking to buy a roughly 6 ft high young either oak or hardwood tree for planting. I'm in Galway, will be going the Dangan nursery today for a look but it the only place I know of locally. Can anyone help with a suggestion on where to source one? Thanks....

07-06-2009 11:38am

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I'm looking to buy a roughly 6 ft high young either oak or hardwood tree for planting.

I'm in Galway, will be going the Dangan nursery today for a look but it the only place I know of locally.

Can anyone help with a suggestion on where to source one?

Thanks....

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#2 07-06-2009 1:51pm

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Future Forests (http://www.futureforests.net/) will bring one to you - it's also a good place to get a lovely Irish mixed fruiting hedge.

But remember that as the child is father to the man, the little oaklet is father to the giant oak - careful where you plant it.

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