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Cabbage Tree's- Winter Victim

Corsendonk · 2011-05-06 00:22:32

Couldn't help noticing that most of the Cabbage Tree's I have seen this year around the East Coast look dead or in really bad condition. The local secondary school had a row of 20 and all the tops have fallen off. Is anyone seening the same?

06-05-2011 12:22am

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Corsendonk

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Couldn't help noticing that most of the Cabbage Tree's I have seen this year around the East Coast look dead or in really bad condition. The local secondary school had a row of 20 and all the tops have fallen off. Is anyone seening the same?

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#2 11-05-2011 7:37pm

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6 x 20 year old specimens now dug up and composted. neighbour in tears as I chopped them down.

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#3 11-05-2011 7:40pm

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i don't recall seeing one which has survived, actually. they all seem to have been hammered.

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