Likely not IMHO. They don't like their roots messed with much. With that said, there are specimen tree suppliers that MIGHT have one of that size that have been specifically grown for transplanting (meaning special treatment of the root system during tree production), but you would be paying some serious $$$ for one of those. Another option is that it is probable possible to get a 45G or even larger container tree, that would be a rather large size. However, in case you aren't aware, the larger the tree, the harder it is to transplant, and the longer the recovery time. Especially with large trees such as these, you have to stay on top of watering (water when it is needed, and not on a time schedule), and proper planting. Arktrees

Mike, I agree. I don't know what we'd do without them. This weekend, when I watched footage on the news of the Bastrop-Smithville, TX area wildfire where around 30 homes, a dozen or more businesses, and a couple of dozen outbuildings were lost, my heart just broke for those who lost everything they owned. I still am in awe of the fact that our firefighters kept the Love County fire from burning homes. (A couple of barns were lost.) The firefighters literally raced from one home to the next, arriving just in time to keep the homes from burning. Even though the homes were saved, many people lost cattle grazing lands, fruit trees, shade trees, garden areas, home landscaping, outbuildings, etc. However, I know they feel so fortunate to still have their homes. I also still am in awe of the fact that firefighters came from Purcell, Norman and all kinds of fire depts. in those areas. The fact that volunteers would come so far to help us brought many people to the point of tears. I don't think those firefighters will ever know how deeply touched we Love Countians were by their response to our local emergency. We've had several grass fires since then and undoubtedly will have more this fire season, but that was the worst one most people here have ever seen--including several professional firefighters who have 20, 30 or more years' firefighting experience. One retired professional firefighter (33 years of professional service, and is still a volunteer many years after retirement) told me he personally observed "fire tornadoes" he estimated at 100' tall within the burning area. I can't even imagine what that would be like. We are grateful that the fire was stopped and homes were not lost--in fact, the word "grateful" doesn't seem big enough for how thankful we are. It takes a special breed of person to put their life on the line to fight wildfires and we're so fortunate to have folks who are willing to do that. Dawn

to: sheilaaus122 ??? I am not sure if I know what you mean. Were you suggesting that I was trying to advertise and sell this table? No that was not my intention. I was simply asking if people here could help me indentify the table or give me some idea where I can find very similar stuff. As for the title, I think anyone with some sense of humour can tell I was just trying to be funny and grab some attention... but whatever... ***** to remodelfla: Thank you. But I still prefer a ready made one, partly because its not very easy to find all the DIY stuff here, partly because I am not very good at making stuff. I think I will have to hire a professional if I want to make one. And faux fur means artificial fur right? I called my mum today and she said it looked and touched like real cow fur, but she thought the black/white colour may not be natual. Will this make any difference in the making? ****** to rucnmom Thank you. I tried searching "pub table" and it seemed although I still couldnt find the real thing, I got some more similar ones. ***** to everyone else: your help are still needed??!!

Please know that we are here for you during this difficult time. "He will always be remembered. As you share the stories and the memories of how he lived his life and how very much he meant, may you find comfort. And, throughout this difficult time, may you also know the deep sympathy and concern that is felt for you and all your family." Vicki