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Continue reading →: How to get Trees for FreeYou see the title of this post, but I should add on to it. It should be “How to get Trees for Free… with Patience” (Also I’m sorry for the lack of posts lately. May was crazy and June has been a lot of catch up from May… I’ll try…
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Continue reading →: Update (April 30, 2019)
So its the end of April and we got a huge snow storm. Like, there was a 4 foot drift up against our back door. That was Saturday, and the snow is still here, and there is more falling…. and there is more in the forecast. None of my green…
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Continue reading →: Lettuce & Kale (2019)We are still pretty far away from our last frost date, so while most of the channels I watch on youtube are torturing me with their ability to plant outside, I’m just here telling my little tomatoes to not grow too fast. But I was really feeling the spring fever…
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Continue reading →: Currants (2019)This is going to be a quick post, but I want a record of the currants that we planted last year. In addition to the one ‘Red Lake’ Red Currant I have from a whim purchase a few years ago, I rescued a bunch of them from a burn pit.…
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Continue reading →: ‘Spring Snow’ Crabapple
Like the Bur Oak, this one was a big rescue. The main leader was snapped off. Ultimately, the shape of the tree might be better because of it, it will just be a few years of waiting for it to develop its new shape. While this is a crabapple and…
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