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MangoMan2

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Cogshall Mango Tree looking for a home
« on: January 20, 2014, 11:02:22 AM »
I have a Cogshall mango tree that i'm trying to find a home for. Any member can have it, I just ask you fill back in the hole and bring the man power to remove it.

Okay photo not working. I'll see if adam can load it for me.

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Re: Cogshall Mango Tree looking for a home
« Reply #1 on: January 20, 2014, 03:35:18 PM »
Joe,

I was going to get this tree for myself, but it was just too large for me to dig by myself...and I didn't have anyone to help me load it in my truck.

It can be pruned heavily, dug up and thrown in the back of a truck pretty easily...but would need to be in a 100 gal pot, or planted right away...someone could easily make about $250 by potting it up and selling it...the tree is absolutely gorgeous, and healthy.


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Re: Cogshall Mango Tree looking for a home
« Reply #2 on: January 20, 2014, 05:45:51 PM »
Adam I im tempted to prun it & DIG IT UP MAN !

Can the roots be pruned as well ?
and would it fit in a Nissan Xterra?

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Re: Cogshall Mango Tree looking for a home
« Reply #3 on: January 20, 2014, 08:15:07 PM »
Adam I im tempted to prun it & DIG IT UP MAN !

Can the roots be pruned as well ?
and would it fit in a Nissan Xterra?

Ed..

Ed, You could prune it, or cut it back. I would root prune it first on the outside of the circle, wait a month and then trans plant the tree. I live right off of I-95 in Cocoa.
Give me a call tomorrow if your interested. 321-749-8195.

Joe.

P.S. Thanks Adam for posting the picture for me. :) Maybe Ed could help you out?

 

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