re: Hardwood packets from the Office of Forestry(Updated in pg3. info for p/u)

Just let me know what y'all would prefer. I personally like the Nuttall Oaks, White Oaks, and Sawtooth Oaks. White Oaks tend to produce acorns in about 2-3 years, and the Nuttall/Sawtooth around 6 years. The Nuttall/Sawtooth put out the bigger acorns that are like candy to the deer.

Bitter pecan and walnut. I work about a mile or two up the street.

White Oaks like moist or wet soil as long as it drains off ok. They tend to do a little better than some of the others.

Dad is gonna grab 100ea of the following: Nuttall, Sawtooth, White Oak, Pecan, and Walnut. He said to bring some sort of paper towels, newspaper, ect to keep the roots wet. He also suggested planting them in 1 gallon buckets until you can get them in the ground. That way you can transplant them when it is good for you.

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What's your contact info ?

Email me Eng08td@gmail

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Fyi... Everyone interested let me know via the email address posted above. My dad will be out of town until Saturday, and will need a total count by Sunday at the latest. The trees will then be avalible for pick up later next week.

Jimbeam, we bought 200 or so cypress in 94, were told 50% or less.

They ALL lived.

If they aren't dead when you get an, and you keep em watered and not baking in the sun, you can get them to live.

anyone from the North Shore making a pickup?

I don't need many...around 10(20 at the very most) I don't even know how many are available to us...
...logistics in getting to them before they die is my main concern, that and not knowing when I'll be in BR area again...I'm sure I'll make a few more baseball games though, that's why I was asking if someone from the NS area was getting any, I could just get them to collect mine and pick them up from close by...whatever you could pick up would be appreciated though.

I was going to plant them all in pots since I'm not even sure when I can get the into the ground with Easter coming