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Thanks for the reply Leatherback, I found it inspiring. I do have a place in the garden to replant the tree's the miss's won't be happy because some of the lawn will come up! I also collected a nice Hawthorn this spring but although it's doing well in a pot i'll put that in the ground too.

Thanks again.

Thanks for the reply simplysaid, As for the fence I am planing to dig from both sides the neighbour's don't know that yet! The other questions I have not as yet got the answers to yet but I have thought that the roots maybe entwined ? one thought I'v had is to lift them out as one and then replant to recover. Then after a time lift them out and hopefully separate them?

Thanks again.

chilliman wrote: Thanks for the reply simplysaid, As for the fence I am planing to dig from both sides the neighbour's don't know that yet! The other questions I have not as yet got the answers to yet but I have thought that the roots maybe entwined ? one thought I'v had is to lift them out as one and then replant to recover. Then after a time lift them out and hopefully separate them?

I don't have any experience in this type of experiment, but I can only imagine that separating trees of this size, will be very difficult and should be done along side someone who has done it with success. I don't know about you, but I find it very difficult to work side by side with someone who has years experience in 名媛直播. I hope this works out for you. It can be an incredible learning experience.

Na, obce you dig them and get the soil shaken off, you can probably pull them apart!

I'm hoping so! I'll let you know next spring.

I look forward to your results