This wholesale nursery specialized in medium to large landscape specimen and
had an interesting container design in use for the larger trees.
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Entrance
The entrance to this wholesale nursery is an unimposing sign on a rural road outside Lismore, Australia. |
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Large Ficus in Special Containers
The most interesting aspect of this sprawling nursery was the use of a speicalized container to air-prune the root system of larger specimens. |
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Root-Pruning Container
Here you can see smaller roots growing through the sides of these containers. |
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More Mature Roots
Some roots grow for a period in the humid Queensland climate but eventually are self-pruned. |
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Container Material
At this nursery, the containers are removed and plants are wrapped with burlap for shipping. The container material design evolved from a specialized vertical drainage material with holes then drilled through protrusions. |
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