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Perfect. I'll get started this week.

Awesome. I have all that laying around, so I will give it a try.

I use a chopstick or the spine of my knife blade and pick at the root ball to release the peat moss I grow stuff in and loosen the roots. Usually works great, but sometimes I have to cut. I don't generally give them enough time in a pot to get badly rootbound. If I have to cut some roots, I...

Nice. I'll build one or two this summer. How often do you have to water them?

Anyone tried a Brush Pro spade? A lot of pros on Reddit are singing its praises.

Have you made a post about that? I'm thinking about making one for ROD.

Pretty cool. Nice work. I'll check it out here this weekend.

Bitches and Beards, then?

I have seen really.impressive results with a sand bed. You have to water rather often, but the root growth looks amazing.

I may just do that. It will certainly be faster.

I would be happy to be 51% satisfied with a president. I haven't been very happy with any of them since Bush Sr. I would say Trump's first term was pretty darn good, but if we judge him by both terms, I would say things are going downhill rather quickly. I'm still on board with the Iran...

That will be my project for next year. I can't access their website from here, and I have a lot of mast trees to graft and plant this year. Plus I have a big food plot project planned. But next year will be shrubs and conifers. Maybe even some switch if I can get the ground cleared. If 100...

I bitch about any politician who does things I don't Ike, and I praise them for things I do like. I think I've been pretty fair and consistent in that. I don't really care about anything other than how they do their job. They're our employees, and we should view them as such.

I could use some Concordia if you don't mind sending them. I can pay shipping and packaging.

Donyou know what hardiness zone Concordia oaks tolerate? I can't access MDC's website from my IP address, and other websites list as low as 3 and as high as 5.

My Spring tom didn't gobble. Made sort of a honking sound. Maybe he's autistic:

Leverage and no restrictions on taking out money.

It depends on how you water. If you water a small amount often, the water stays shallow, encouraging the roots to stay shallow. Conversely, if you water seldom and deep, the water drains through the soil, and the roots follow it down.

Nice. I'll check that out, thanks.

Tree growth/production is limited generally by 3 factors: moisture, nutrients, sunlight. You can't do much about sunlight for a tree planted outdoors. But if you make sure it doesn't lack moisture and nutrients, you'll get the most growth possible. There's some nuance to it, but basically...