Transporting a lime tree - GIF

Transporting a lime tree.

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Previously:

Bear emerges from chainsawed trees - GIF
Cutting a felled tree in two in one go - GIF
Cutting down a tree burning from the inside - GIF
Fluid escaping from tree with heart rot - GIF
Perfect tree felling between two fenceposts - GIF
Sliding-log trick for felling a hung tree - GIF
Tree height comparison - GIF
Tree planting technique - GIF
Tree removal using an excavator grapple - video

I'm pretty sure that's not a lime tree, but the process is pretty cool.

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Originally Posted by schuylergrace

I'm pretty sure that's not a lime tree, but the process is pretty cool.

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It very well could be just depending on which species the leaves and bark are at least similar
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Huh...I've never seen a lime tree like that. The Persian and Mexican (key) limes I've grown all had thicker, smaller, darker green leaves. Just curious, what sort of lime is the one you posted? It does look similar to what they were digging. Maybe, it's a common lime, which is not a citrus but a linden. I know they have those in Europe.

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Originally Posted by schuylergrace

Huh...I've never seen a lime tree like that. The Persian and Mexican (key) limes I've grown all had thicker, smaller, darker green leaves. Just curious, what sort of lime is the one you posted? It does look similar to what they were digging. Maybe, it's a common lime, which is not a citrus but a linden. I know they have those in Europe.

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Europe sounds about right I think the one I posted was in the UK