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    14 inch oak in 15 years

    I haven't planted any pure overcup oaks. Yet nearly 70% of the Nuttall oaks planted came out of five foot tree tubes, at the end of their second growing season, at the Hillfarm in northern Kentucky.
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    What are you planting 2019?

    Uses would be herbal medicine for stomach issues, shrub habitat and wild turkey food from their seed and fruit pods. I also think deer browse the shoots and young vegetation.
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    What are you planting 2019?

    I have planted about a dozen bare root A. wahoo in the spring of 2017. Because they were bare root, they haven't grown much, but I have experienced no diseases, or other issues, with them. The late part of spring 2017 got a little dry and it has seemingly rained at least, once every week (or...
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    .....You might be a habitat guy

    TreeDaddy, Thanks I am happy I found a kindred spirit and this site. I'm glad I'm not alone and have found others with the same passion for habitat. Ed
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    .....You might be a habitat guy

    Spending more time planning and planting than hunting and painting and planting fruit trees during the rut.
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    What are you planting 2019?

    25 hazelnuts 25 nannyberry 25 American wahoo 10 mulberry 10 wild plum 10 white pines 10 downy serviceberry 12 allegheny serviceberry 18 allegheny chiquapin 7 different apples 7 pear varieties Several persimmons This is all from memory so I'm sure I'm forgetting a few.
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    Pear Tree Problems

    Thanks for the replies guys, I have some ideas to run with.
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    Pear Tree Problems

    I just checked on the trees I'm trying to overwinter in rootmaker bags this evening. I seen my Blake's Pride pear looks to have died above the graft this winter. The tree got snapped off last fall and I attempted to save it. My question is, how would you attempt to graft to a rootstock (Ohxf...
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