08-03-2007, 07:10 PM
Brian,
Thanks! Good information! I knew you would have the answers. Just a follow up question.... is there a reason they are planting so many of the fine spotted cutts rather than yellowstone cutts or bows in that area? I like a little variety but I was wondering if there is some real reason they are choosing to plant them (more available, better suited to that area, lower mortality rates, less suseptable to whirling disease????).
Also you mentioned the "par" markings. Can you explain what they are. Also do you have a picture of a mature fine spotted cutt so i could compare? Thanks again! You the man!
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Thanks! Good information! I knew you would have the answers. Just a follow up question.... is there a reason they are planting so many of the fine spotted cutts rather than yellowstone cutts or bows in that area? I like a little variety but I was wondering if there is some real reason they are choosing to plant them (more available, better suited to that area, lower mortality rates, less suseptable to whirling disease????).
Also you mentioned the "par" markings. Can you explain what they are. Also do you have a picture of a mature fine spotted cutt so i could compare? Thanks again! You the man!
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