We are williing to go couple hundred miles for themI will be using them for landscaping, corral posts etcThanks for your help
Your power or telephone companies should be able to help youBe careful of what you might end up withI'll tell you a short story of what happen to me here in CalifI saw that they had moved a number of poles to make the road wider, after a few weeks notice that there were about 8 poles about 9 foot long on the side of the roadMonths went by and the poles remained in the same spot, called P.G Eabout themAfter talking with about four different people at different locals in the company was given the OKThe BIG problem was., I didn't stop to take a good look at them before asking about getting them, it would have taken a crane to load them on my truckThe poles are still on the side of the road with the nice spring grasses growing around them.
Yarn should hold up quite well for a while, maybe a year or two if it's the polyester yarnAnd you don't have to wait till real winter2 or 3 weeks after the leaves fall is more than enough time to waitI do my pruning spring, summer, and fall (whenever needed) with no ill effectsAn arborist once told me The best time to prune is when the shears are sharpest P.SPlease take a moment to award a Best Answer to one of those who answers your questionNot necessarily mine, but one of those who took their time to try to help.
