My little piece of dirt.....

Those are some great pictures, and you have those boys started off right. You have some fine helpers for your habitat work!
Thanks! I tell you what......it's a big help having some young energetic help! They can dig a hole and get a tree planted about as quick as I can set another pot where it needs to be planted.
 
Pears putting on good crop.
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This is Dunstan chestnut
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Good look at the Dunstan
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Another dunstan.
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I've got about 30-40 live oaks planted.
I planted these bare root.
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Everything is looking good for the most part. I will get more pictures tommorrow.
 
Good looking trees!
 
This is some Transcendent Crab apple that I should have cleaned around last year.
Before pictures
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Now a couple of after pictures of the crabapple row.
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Another after.
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Those crabapple trees was just some little whips when I planted them and didn't seem to grow much at all the first 2 years ,but they really made a jump this year. I almost just gave up on them, but I'm glad I checked them this morning!
 
I'm excited about this pear tree! This pear looked so bad last year with pale yellow looking leaves. I poked 3 holes in the ground with my Dibble tool and put triple 13 in each hole. I said to myself that I was gonna make it die or grow like hell! Now this year it looks great. Dark green leaves and has pears for the first time this year. It's called a sugar pear, and supposed to be the best tasting pear. I have never seen a sugar pear before this one.
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Nice work! I've never had any luck applying by hand like that. I always end up burning stuff.
 
Nice work! I've never had any luck applying by hand like that. I always end up burning stuff.
I know....kinda hate to experiment on a tree unless you are about ready to give up on it! LOL
 
I'm thinking about going back and clearing up more rows of sawtooth this weekend. Only thing is I feel it the next day more than i used to after big weekend on the place. Now days I do as much as possible with the tractor. Think smarter....not harder!
 
After checking a couple mineral licks and refreshing them again I decided to put a camera on one of them. The deer are hitting the mineral licks hard right now.
This is a picture of it before we added anymore to it. This makes a great place to get pictures.
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These are sawtooth behind the first row of crabapple.
6 rows 25x30 spacing. Young trees and will start fertilizing next year. You can easily see unfertlized vs fertilized with pale green vs dark green.
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Another picture of the young orchard style sawtooth. 60 sawtooth in this orchard.
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This is a picture of a sawtooth from my older orchard. This tree was planted in late January 2011. This one is a little above average of that orchard. It has 30 sawtooth in it that range from 3 to 4 yrs old.
Look how the fertilizer has it so green.
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