what is the best tree to plant for a child that dosnt cost and will grow all year

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12-03-2007, 12:04 AM

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what is the best tree to plant for a child that dosnt cost and will grow all year

round in england? i would like to grow a tree and im only a child so i havnt got a clue on wich one to grow. these are some details about our garden. long, fairly thin, loads of room, no other trees,
thats all i can think of but if u need more just email me and i ill try and get back to you as soon as i can

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