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[ssmith general]

giant arborvitae

[ssmith general]

some funny named giant fir type tree

?

You bought it or dug it? 

I bought it.  I can go look at the name on the tag if you must know.

No need.  Probably a juniper.

No, it was half the price of the juniper but looks just like it.  Good guess though.

[ssmith general]

[Chechem]

giant arborvitae

I know these.  It's a type of cedar.  Grow huge (if you live long enough).  Beautiful.  You got enough sunlight for that?

[ssmith general]

giant arborvitae

I know these.  It's a type of cedar.  Grow huge (if you live long enough).  Beautiful.  You got enough sunlight for that?

oh yeah, just about everywhere out here is full sun.

[2Stater]

SC, I did shoot an 89 before, but on an easier course. The course I played today has greens the speed of Augusta National. Shot an 86. Even if no e-creds, I feel pretty good.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg8lSyGavc4" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg8lSyGavc4</a>

Where did you play?

Scenic Hills in P'cola. Pretty tough course. Chech, I can't putt even if my ankles are free. I seemed to chip really well today and had about 5 holes where I didn't even have to putt. Inside the leather ya know. I think that was the difference. I'm playing in a tourney there Saturday, so this was a good warmup.

You chip with a 9 or wedge usually?  Usually on fast greens I use a wedge.

The cat comment was just me laughing at trying to practice in the yard with Cat circling me and begging for dinner (constantly).

Depends on the lie and length. If I don't have a lot of ground to cover, I use a P'wedge. If I have some green to work with, I'll use a 7 iron like a putter.

[ssmith general]

next I am getting a weeping cherry.

[BAMAWV]

next I am getting a weeping cherry.

Planted one, about a 6' foot weeping cherry, about 20 years ago. Now it's maybe half as big as your photo.

[Chechem]

next I am getting a weeping cherry.

Planted one, about a 6' foot weeping cherry, about 20 years ago. Now it's maybe half as big as your photo.

Love those.  They make great focal points in a large yard, especially if there's a dark background.

[2Stater]

next I am getting a weeping cherry.

Planted one, about a 6' foot weeping cherry, about 20 years ago. Now it's maybe half as big as your photo.

A Weeping Cherry? I think I'll abstain from commenting on that.  

[Chechem]

SC, I did shoot an 89 before, but on an easier course. The course I played today has greens the speed of Augusta National. Shot an 86. Even if no e-creds, I feel pretty good.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg8lSyGavc4" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg8lSyGavc4</a>

Where did you play?

Scenic Hills in P'cola. Pretty tough course. Chech, I can't putt even if my ankles are free. I seemed to chip really well today and had about 5 holes where I didn't even have to putt. Inside the leather ya know. I think that was the difference. I'm playing in a tourney there Saturday, so this was a good warmup.

You chip with a 9 or wedge usually?  Usually on fast greens I use a wedge.

The cat comment was just me laughing at trying to practice in the yard with Cat circling me and begging for dinner (constantly).

Depends on the lie and length. If I don't have a lot of ground to cover, I use a P'wedge. If I have some green to work with, I'll use a 7 iron like a putter.

Yep, me too.  I'm just more comfy with the p'wedge around greens.  I'm more likely to flop it close than roll it up there with a 9.  My big hands are a threat to hammer it right past if I use a 7 or 9.

[Chechem]

next I am getting a weeping cherry.

Planted one, about a 6' foot weeping cherry, about 20 years ago. Now it's maybe half as big as your photo.

A Weeping Cherry? I think I'll abstain from commenting on that.  

Also known as "morning regret".

[BAMAWV]

next I am getting a weeping cherry.

Planted one, about a 6' foot weeping cherry, about 20 years ago. Now it's maybe half as big as your photo.

A Weeping Cherry? I think I'll abstain from commenting on that.  

Also known as "morning regret".

Stop with the bloomin' wisecracks. SIAP

[2Stater]

next I am getting a weeping cherry.

Planted one, about a 6' foot weeping cherry, about 20 years ago. Now it's maybe half as big as your photo.

A Weeping Cherry? I think I'll abstain from commenting on that.  

Also known as "morning regret".

Wouldn't know anything about that. 

[Chechem]

Wow, spectacular.

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