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relocate lemon tree

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Jan Mclean starts with ...
would like to know if it possible to remove a 25 year old lemon tree and replant it without killing it
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Jan Mclean
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6th August 2007 10:16am
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Elaine de Saxe says...
With some difficulty! Trees need quite a bit of preparation before they can be moved and researching that on the 'net or getting someone with expertise might have a successful outcome. However, at 25 years old a lemon tree is in its dotage and replacing it with a new plant might be the simplest solution. Elaine
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Elaine de Saxe
Deception Bay, Qld
10th August 2007 9:18pm
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Jan Mclean says...
thank you Elaine for your advise tree is very sentimental to us and the last couple of years has produced beautiful juicy lemons and this year will be the same
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20th August 2007 6:27pm
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Elaine de Saxe says...
On the other hand, grafting a piece of the old lemon onto a new rootstock could be another way of ensuring its survival. Elaine
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20th August 2007 9:25pm
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