I have a bottle of 1964 Dom that was given to me by a family member. It is unopened and the wax seal appears to be in tact. I don’t know if it was stored in ideal conditions or not, but I can see in the wine that there is a fair bit of sediment in the bottle. Is this champagne worth anything and/or is it safe to drink?
I have a bottle of 1964 Dom that was given to me by a family member. It is unopened and the wax seal appears to be in tact. I don’t know if it was stored in ideal conditions or not, but I can see in the wine that there is a fair bit of sediment in the bottle. Is this champagne worth anything and/or is it safe to drink?
These emerald green arborvitae are about 1.5 feet off of the fence line. I understand that this is cutting it too close for their ability to grow in the direction of the fence. What are the consequences of not moving them back? Is there any situation where they can grow happily and healthy here? If it is absolutely necessary, they can be backed off the fence by another foot or so, or the fence can be removed (except there is a neighbor’s fence on the other side, so this would only give a few more inches of wiggle room).
Additional info: growing zone 6a, spacing between trees is 3 feet, you can see in the photo I also have an irrigation hose for these. Let me know any other questions/variables to consider.
Edit: thank you all for the honest opinions, I have decided to move them back farther. It will be light work since they’re small and not rooted in yet