Recent content by Fryguy

That stinks. RIP Milo

Yea there's a creek that winds thru the thicket at the farm. I don't want em everywhere but there are some spots that need thickened up

Do I need to protect these plantings or just plant heavy? Opinions?

Good to know Bill. Thanks. Im gonna give em try

Hey hoytvectrix after a quick search I'd damn near bet they're sandbar willow looking at pics

Yea I would like to know what they are. Guess the good old smart phone could tell me but I doubt it could without pics of the leaves. I've been at the house for 8 years now and they've never gotten any taller or very little anyway

Thanks for the replies fellas. I have a good size patch behind my house I was gonna take cuttings from. Im not sure of the variety. There 15 feet high or so. But if I don't mow for a couple weeks there will be starts coming up in the yard 3 to 4 inches high. Im just a little nervous about em...

Have a couple low spots at the farm and an old pond ( not much of a pond anymore) dries up normally every summer. I thought about planting some willow cuttings on the backside of the pond and low spots. Anyone regret putting willows at their place? Just wondering how bad they'll spread?

Nope, pretty sure you got the right one

Wish I had some

I did requeen 2 of the hives but as long as there a good strong colony I'll just let them take care of it. I had a couple hives that were testier than the others and those are the ones I put a different/new race of queen.

Yea I've been splitting too. Bees are booming. I just had to split a hive that was made from a split in early April. Guess I should have got another box on em sooner. Found capped queen cells in it already lol.

I'm in northern Ohio. Gotta say it was pretty damn cool when totality hit. Tree frogs fired up and saw a couple stars. Definitely worth experiencing

Fantastic! I'm always interested in that.

Thank you for the information. I appreciate it.