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Wednesday
Nov232011

“I think that I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree”

OK, I probably am a plant nerd when the only poem I know is about trees, written by Joyce Kilmer.  Joyce was actually a man, who was killed in World War 1, in 1918 at only 31 years of age.  (Interesting story when you have time).  However; If you take a minute to absorb the beauty of the changing fall colors and the strength in the structure of the ever greens, Mr. Kilmer poem comes to life. When I take in the grandeur of a tree, it makes me thankful just realizing that the majesty of a 40ft tree started from a seed provides shelter, shade, oxygen and purifys the air. Trees are intricately designed and a magnificent gift from GOD.

 Since this is about trees, and it’s time to decorate for the holidays; what type of tree does your family prefer? Well hope you know that it is darn close to a serious sin to cut down a healthy tree in West Texas!  We have the answer if you want an ‘alive’ live Christmas tree. Tom’s has stunning bright green Mondale and yummy Pinyon Pines or if you aren’t a pine tree fan we have Holly’s and spiral Junipers.  Our trees have not been raped and pillaged of their root system, so they are viable trees and can be planted in your yard. You can really recycle this type of Christmas tree!

 When your tree is finished with holiday duty, move it to a cooler, well lit room for several days, then move it to the front porch or patio to a protected area for a few days, then plant the tree in your landscape.  This slowly acclimate the tree to cooler temperatures and will make the transition healthier for transplanting. For an additional fee, we delivery and set up in your home and Tom’s can plant it for you after the holidays.  Call the nursery to get on the planting list when you are ready. 806-799-3677

Don’t forget to take a deep breath, count your blessings and admire a tree. You will have a better day if you do!! Until next time, I’m Tom’s Horticulturist, Vronka.

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