As you can see, I've added a Crimson Queen Japanese Maple. A 1 1/2 foot one at Lowe's cost $35. A larger one cost upwards of $200 at a couple nicer nurseries. Yesterday at the Raleigh Farmers Market, $55.
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Monday, June 2, 2008
Long live the Farmers Market
The plan continues, slowly but surely, to be implemented. Here's the latest update:
As you can see, I've added a Crimson Queen Japanese Maple. A 1 1/2 foot one at Lowe's cost $35. A larger one cost upwards of $200 at a couple nicer nurseries. Yesterday at the Raleigh Farmers Market, $55.
Before:
After:
As you can see, I've added a Crimson Queen Japanese Maple. A 1 1/2 foot one at Lowe's cost $35. A larger one cost upwards of $200 at a couple nicer nurseries. Yesterday at the Raleigh Farmers Market, $55.
Before:
After:
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lookin good man. We've got a jap maple too but it's got the more standard looking maple leaves. I actually prefer the kind you got with the more finger-like leaf structure.
Get ready to protected it in the coming months, else the Jap Beetles are going to have a field day with with.
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