This Mountain Ash about killed me. I got it free from this wonderful lady in Edmunds, WA. I transplanted this in late Spring. The journey almost killed it (the brown leaves) but it held on all summer enough to produce some new buds. This hung off all sides of my pick up. I could barely move it myself. I dug a big hole and dropped it in off the truck.

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One of my 3 recent acquisitions. Acer Maple. 3 more were available but I did not have any strength left... I think there were about 7 total this size over a 2 - 3 week period. Time to get more photos....

John & Monica enjoying a very brief relaxing moment after hard work and hard rain. More hard work and hard rain to come. Monica planted about 15 cedars. :) Thank you so much for all of your hard work and GREAT company during your stay.

This Mountain Ash about killed me. I got it free from this wonderful lady in Edmunds, WA. I transplanted this in late Spring. The journey almost killed it (the brown leaves) but it held on all summer enough to produce some new buds. This hung off all sides of my pick up. I could barely move it myself. I dug a big hole and dropped it in off the truck.

Okay so I still buy some trees. This is a wonderful maple tree... can not remember right now. Very Hardy.

There is Scotch Broom on the left. I get rid of almost all of this stuff now. Rip it up every chance I get.

The "Water Buffalo" is always parked up hill to maximize gravity feeds. Tree: Weeping Willow

This Mountain Ash about killed me. I got it free from this wonderful lady in Edmunds, WA. I transplanted this in late Spring. The journey almost killed it (the brown leaves) but it held on all summer enough to produce some new buds. This hung off all sides of my pick up. I could barely move it myself. I dug a big hole and dropped it in off the truck.