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| How wide (in feet) is the root system of a mature apple tree? I am digging my garden, and I want to make sure I do not infringe upon the root system of the nearby apple tree. It is only a few years old, but I want to make sure I do not dig where it will be growing roots until it is mature. So, how many feet away from the trunk should I dig to make sure I am far enough away? |
| If you're digging outside the drip-line (the furthest out that the branches reach), the tree will be fine. The roots do extend farther than that, but cutting the roots outside the drip-line will not do much harm at all. |
| Say you have 500 pound mature animal, standing at 5 feet tall. How much would it weigh if shrink it? How much would it weigh if you were to shrink it to half it's size? |
| There is more consideration to this than halving the weight. 'Size' and 'weight' are not linear quantities to each other. Why ?... Consider a man at 5' 5'' and a man at 6' 0'' - he is about 9 % taller, does that mean he will only be 9 % heavier ? No...with increasing height comes a disproportionately higher increase in volume. This accounts for a higher increase in weight than the increase in overall size suggests... Conversely, halving the size of an animal will make it weigh considerably less than half its weight because the volume is much less than half. There are many other considerations to this in practice but in theory I would estimate 100 - 150 lbs. Over the edge - those parameters are an oversimplification of the practical realities. Animals come in many shapes, sizes and volumes. The relative volume is what determines this, not a distinct mathematical derivation - hence why I stated about 'many other considerations'. |
| Does anyone else here like Mature Women's feet? I love a nice pair of feet on a mature women...I am 18 and don't like girls' feet close to my age...mature feet look sexier and have golden and crispened skin tone. I've only fantasized of kissing and sucking a mature women's pair of feet. |
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| What are some good trees to plant that have an adult, mature height of only 10-15 feet? I just bought a new house and it has a barren front yard. I want to plant a tree in there but don't want something huge that will interfere with the overhead electric lines or fall on my house. I also don't want something huge that will shed all kinds of leaves. A deciduous tree is ok as long as it doesn't get too big. Can't decide if I want deciduous or evergreen. I'd like some specific types of trees which might fit this description. |
| Well, a lot depends on what zone you are in. In general terms: You could go with any cedar trees or shrubs; if they get too tall, they're easily pruned. Aspens are very narrow, but get super tall: they're meant for small spaces. Most crabapple trees only get about 10-12 feet tall, and they have beautiful flowers in the spring. Good luck! |
| Where can i find a mature homecoming dress? im a pretty skinny freshman and im barely 5 feet. help? im tired of shopping in the guys. all the dresses are really immature. im a size ten, twelve in guys. im looking for a homecoming dress. help please? |
| well, you cant try going to macys, belk, or dillards and trying on dresses from the junior sections. You might be able to fit into a 00 or 0. |
| Which Mature tree should we get ? I Live is Las vegas and am looking to add a mature tree (15 feet +) to our backyard, keep in mind that we have a pool in the backyard aswell about 20 feet away from where the tree would go. any beautiful shade providing tree reccomendations ? |
| Palms are good because the roots won't grow to crack the pool! Also they don't drop leaves. Fig trees do well and provide tremendus shade the leaves are huge! |
| How long does it take for a flowering crabapple tree to fully mature once planted? I want to plant a flowering crabapple tree on my front lawn. Any tips or tricks on successfully planting one? How long would it take for one about 2-3 feet tall to fully mature? |
| About 20 or so years.. They can grow big but big is often not best.. Now at this early stage is a good time to shape it for the future and keep it down in size.. Early pruning will strengthen roots and give you a long term nice shape. |