Recent content by Native Hunter

Pears are extremely easy to grow and bulletproof where I live. They seem to be impervious to disease and just keep producing loads of fruit year after year. The only exceptions are the ones I planted in a frost pocket. They will get frozen out nearly every year. Apples and crabs struggle...

So true, and mine endured a strong dose of Remedy Ultra and were able to come back from roots in 3 years.

Ben, In most fields around here it will just keep getting worse. A few years ago I hired a guy with a spray truck and we did my entire prairie with Remedy Ultra (as recommended by our friend Chris). For two years it worked, but gradually they started coming back, and I’m sure from the old roots...

I bark grafted a Sweet Advent to a Callery last year, and this year it has set 4 pears. The growth on that tree has been remarkable. In one year, it is back as high as it was when I cut it off.

This is going to be another insane pear year. Nearly every tree (except in the frost pocket) looks like these.

Sometimes I do

I saw a guy make a hole in one the first time he ever played. Only problem was that the ball went in a hole on another nearby green.

Post 24 in the following thread shows my tree that fruited last year early in the season. The apples turned dark red toward the end of the season. https://habitat-talk.com/threads/little-pup-thinks-its-already-a-big-dog.13265/page-2#post-346386

My experience is positive. I don't see any disease, and one of mine had about a dozen nice apples last year. I have two of them, and it looks like both have set fruit this year. The one that didn't fruit last year is in a frost pocket. It's still too early to get a good feel for the drop...

The Allegheny Chinkapins I got from WG are still doing great. They make nuts every year and I’ve not seen any blight.

Thanks

That looks good. Does it have 4 zip pockets?

A few years ago I bought a light, Camo Realtree rain jacket at Wal Mart that had 4 zippered pockets. Two of the pockets were on each side of the chest and the other two were at the bottom. I can find similar jackets with only one zippered pocket on the chest but not two. The 4 zippered...

I'm not sure why you are seeing so much, but your deer will certainly enjoy eating it.

I would rather be roosting with turkeys than dancing with wolves.