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Re: Planted some bare root trees [Re: Dirty D] #7713682
11/10/22 06:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Dirty D
Black Current makes awesome jam and you don't need pectin.

X2 plus great juice.

Re: Planted some bare root trees [Re: jeff karsten] #7724685
11/23/22 12:28 AM
11/23/22 12:28 AM
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Originally Posted by jeff karsten
Originally Posted by warrior
Every time I hear bare root I think of aching backs from a few thousand bare root lobolly and a dibble.

Times they are a changin bare roots are still a pain as most are older with oversize roots last trees i planted were the containerized 1 1/2 in dirt hole auger works good my 2 sons and i planted 1000 white pine in 2 1/2 hours

One nice thing about bare root is it's easier to ship them

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