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recent article on live-staking willow and poplars

 
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recently posted this article on permaculturenews.org thought you all would also find it useful.

Live Stake Propagation: Tips and case-studies for re-vegetating and pioneering large system.

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thanks for posting.

i plan to try this with some russian olive trees this winter

http://www.cloud9farms.com/ - Southern Colorado - Zone 5 (-19*f) - 5300ft elevation - 12in rainfall plus irrigation rights
Dairy cows, "hair" sheep, Kune Kune pigs, chickens, guineas and turkeys

 
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