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Hi All: I couldn't find and appropriate newsgroup for this post so I
thought I'd try this one. Besides, if I don't solve this problem, I will be needing a home repair. We cut a fress Christmas tree a couple of weeks ago at a local tree farm; it is a Balsam Fir. Since this tree was huge, by the time I set it up, I ended up cutting about one foot off the bottom and 6 inches from the top. The important thing is that it was a fresh cut just before I put up the tree and filled the tree holder pan with water. This tree will not drink water. Is it becasue it is a fresh tree and doesn't need it? Any suggestions on what I should do? Robert |
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