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| | | Re: repotting an oak You don't want another young oak do you?  I have one in a flower pot at the moment. It was found growing on the lawn earlier this year and so I dug it up to save it from the mower. It is only about 4 or 5 inches high now. I really don't have the space for an oak in my garden, although I realise it won't grow to any significant size for quite a while yet - I don't want to deliberately plant it where it will have to be cut down again.  I guess I shall just have to take a trip out to some woods and plant it and hope it makes it in the wild! (I am assuming it got here via my youngest son, who likes to collect conkers and acorns but sometimes leaves them scattered around the garden  )
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