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Deer package consists of osage orange, persimmon, shumard oak and sand plum.
That sounds like my kind of eatin'
I eat a lot of sand plum and persimmon during the right seasons.
OH this is for the Deer!
That sounds like my kind of eatin'
I eat a lot of sand plum and persimmon during the right seasons.
OH this is for the Deer!
The great thing about sand plum is how easy it is to grow the thicket. Its a rhizome so in the early spring I disk around the outside of the thicket, cutting the roots. When you cut the root, two more plants will start up from that root. In a couple of years, you'll have all the sand plum jelly you can eat.
The great thing about sand plum is how easy it is to grow the thicket. Its a rhizome so in the early spring I disk around the outside of the thicket, cutting the roots. When you cut the root, two more plants will start up from that root. In a couple of years, you'll have all the sand plum jelly you can eat.
I can second that as I am clearing some acres for the last couple years.
The deer package is shown as out of stock. Interesting.
I saw that. I'll bet its a real popular package. A phone call to them to see if there will be more this year, or possibly put in for a bundle for next year.
Please define NRCS please. I have 100 bare roots ready to go in the ground!
Soil conservation service. Each county has an office. I think Grant county charged me .05 per tree as rental for the planter. I had to provide the tractor. I don't know if every county has a tree planter. This one looked kind of home made.
I wouldn't mind the persimmon and shumard oak in the deer package. I have no use for bo'darc or sand plum.
I picked up 15 or so persimmons off a buddy's place when drinking beer and driving tractors. I am going to try and start some persimmon trees.
I picked up 15 or so persimmons off a buddy's place when drinking beer and driving tractors. I am going to try and start some persimmon trees.
