There are many organic ways to excellerate the growth of a tree. Have you ever concidered the Paulownia Tree (Empress Tree). This tree can grow upto 30 ft in 3 years. For more information:
Fast-Growing-Tree
Oct 19, 2004
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How about Ailanthus altissima, the "Tree of Heaven", the tree from hell? It has to be one of the fastest growing weed trees!!!!
What a rip-off, $24 USD plus shipping for a 2 cent tree!
I didn't realize one had germinated in my back near the brush, but it is now well over 15 feet tall from this year only. I think the saw will come in handy in a few weeks.
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If you want us to treat you seriously, at least learn how to spell "accelerate".
After they flower and fruit next year, there should easily be millions upon millions of seeds to which you can help yourself!!!!
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well over 15 feet tall from this year only. I think the saw will come in handy in a few weeks.>>
Since you are talking about Ailanthus, better be prepared to cut it down again next year also.
Dave
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who misspell "accelerate" should not be treated seriously. >>
Hardly a scientific fact, but certainly a reasonable rule of thumb. If you are going to dump an ad into a newsgroup, it is in your own interest to use a spell check.
Dave
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creek down the block has many of these trees and I have many birds pooping out their seeds on our property.
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My trees in my back yard is growing so tall they are growing into my neighbors back yard. I decided to put gasoline on the trees in burn the roots. So it have been one month my trees I have not grown back.
What is the downside of this tree? Just that it is short lived? Jackie
Mucho caca del toro.
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