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Ronaldo Montoya
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Hi , i have a little cinamomo (Melia azedarach) tree in my land and i want to grow another tree near to it because i want to use them to hold a hammock.
which tree can you recommend me that grows fast and can be used for hammock?
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Rick Howd
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I'm not sure where you live but you might check this list of trees and see if anything strikes your fancy -
http://www.fast-growing-trees.com/FastestTrees.htm
The Empress grows quickly here, keep it's lower branches trimmed early and use some good hammock straps to protect whatever tree you decide to use.
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Im in an arid tropical environment, here it never rains but i have a lot of water comming from a channel.
It would be cool that the tree can have another functions as fix nitrogen or generate fertility.
Which one in your list can fix nitrogen? Is there fast growing trees that fix nitrogen?
Dale Hodgins
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Acacia and luceana might work.
Oh, sure, you could do that. Or you could eat some pie. While reading this tiny ad:
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