This work is taking place in our specialist rare plant propagation nursery and although this wasn't really the right time of year to do this work, we are encouraged by positive signs of life, and are hopeful that over 30% of the mature seeds and half of the cuttings will be viable, which means we can hopefully grow new descendants from the tree in the future.
We are also hoping that the trunk of the original tree will regrow, but it could take up to three years before we know if this is possible, Mr Jasper said.
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