That Kansas City crew might be onto something, but is it worth fighting your boss over?

Your experience with the whip brush is a perfect example of the right tool for the job. It reminds me of how often we grab the standard, familiar tool first, only to waste time fighting it. Those old Savannah flues are a special kind of tight, and sometimes you just need that flexible, skinny whip to get in there and do the work without a fuss.

Sounds like you're just scared of the sun.

Did you see that article about the old growth yields too?

Staying a full season to actually understand the place" is the key, right? I did the same in Mexico last year and finally got into a real work groove.