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Hello to all I have not posted here for a long time I've been growing more fruit and nut trees and hunting less. I have two fields of Chinese chestnuts planted and was planning to plant a third field this year and due to circumstances beyond My control I will not be planting this year these...

I have some I'm in New York I don't know where you're located.

Great growth there did you use known cultivars.

Your chestnuts I think will prefer pH under six maybe they can tolerate it higher but 5 6 is pretty good.

I am looking to start my C.Chestnut seedlings this winter. If anybody has any root maker cells they may not be using that would like to sell. Thanks Gary

Someone stated that by painting his fruit trees with a mixture consisting of 1/3 each of water, white latex paint and spackle powder... Commonly done to prevent Southwest injury actually kept the rabbits and moles, both of which he had a lot of from chewing and girdling. Most of my trees have...

If I understand the question correctly I think you're question is regarding genetics... Some would say a swamp white oak is a swamp white oak..but until you plant lots and lots of them from different sources it's hard to appreciate the difference. But I do believe there is superior seedlings...

I found a whole patch of these growing under my Hawthorne trees.. as you could see the Gill is sponge like and yellow thank you

Spot on Lucky! I have Japanese quince and did not even know

Are you just being funny ??I didn't think deer could grow that big

Is anybody selling their skid steer auger I'm looking for 1 thanks

Redbud is nice... Look into Forest pansy..it is a red leaf variety but should be in zone 6 and higher

I do not know anything about cherry trees but notice this one last year it's the earliest to bloom on the farm and there's no other cherries to cross-pollinate with it so I must plant a good pollinator I would like someone's recommendation can you tell which Cherry this is

What might this one be

Which Crabapple might this be it's always the earliest to bloom with for Cynthia

What is this one.. Thanks

How far off the tree line did you choose to plant your fruit trees and is that the Northeast tree line...I'm considering lining my one large Northeast line food plot and staying close to the tree line and thought persimmon would make the best choice since it's growth is more upright and would...

Hello and welcome..what varieties and How tall are your trees.. they are probably a dwarfed rootstock which are meant for early production close planting and require trellising ie some type of support. I will let the pros chime in but maybe you can lightly disturb the bark 4 to 5 in above the...

I asked this question last year and someone replied when the leaves are about the size of squirrel ears lol.. You are probably going to be doing bark in lay graphs so that technique should be done when the bark is slipping.. you probably have a good couple of weeks window to do it. You...