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Sadly that change knocks me out as I did buy and plant 3 apple trees in the only area I could put them.  There is already a small bird planted chokecherry in the area already and the rest of the plants planned are bushes...  at least I tried.
 
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You don't have to plant the trees on your own land. It could be at a friend's house. Or maybe at a community garden or a place where you can volunteer.
 
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