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Gardening

ihas2stinkyfeet

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11. spent that money w these guys btw

Reply to Kaleva (Reply #10)

Sun Oct 11, 2020, 09:47 PM

Oct 2020

http://norsefarms.com
some of the stuff was so well grown it was a chore to prune it back to an appropriate size.

and yeah. but i have a 50' hedge of raspberries from 3 quart pots. and that is after giving away enough plants to some guys who do school gardens that half the schools in chi have my raspberries.
if that was all it took to level it out you should prolly plant something else there.

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Have begun work on my 3-C orchard [View all] Kaleva Oct 2020 OP

I had to Google "haskap". Ohiogal Oct 2020 #1

Another name is honeyberry Kaleva Oct 2020 #3

Been thinking about 3 plum trees safeinOhio Oct 2020 #2

As it's going to be well over a year before I get any, I haven't firmly decided yet. Kaleva Oct 2020 #4

Sounds like a plan. Good luck and good weather conditions while the plants get established. SaveOurDemocracy Oct 2020 #5

Best of luck! MLAA Oct 2020 #6

spent $1200 on trees this year. ihas2stinkyfeet Oct 2020 #7

As i mentioned, the ground is wet and I need to raise the beds up. Kaleva Oct 2020 #8

meh. raspberries love that. ihas2stinkyfeet Oct 2020 #9

" In wet, soggy soils, the roots can rot within a few days." Kaleva Oct 2020 #10

spent that money w these guys btw ihas2stinkyfeet Oct 2020 #11

i guess your local rainfall matters. ihas2stinkyfeet Oct 2020 #12