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Sometimes the answer is nothing
http://www.1880farm.com Central Texas, USDA Zone 8b, Temperate Grassland, 34″ annual rain, 52 acres of bottom land, with approx 4-5 acres in young woodland and 2.2 acres in ponds (or tanks, as they are called in Texas)
Sometimes the answer is nothing
Sometimes the answer is nothing
Sometimes the answer is nothing
http://www.1880farm.com Central Texas, USDA Zone 8b, Temperate Grassland, 34″ annual rain, 52 acres of bottom land, with approx 4-5 acres in young woodland and 2.2 acres in ponds (or tanks, as they are called in Texas)
Sometimes the answer is nothing
Brad Mayeux wrote:Do you know if the Bearberry or serviceberry will fruit in zone 9 ?
also, what time of year does the Russian Mulberry fruit ?
i have 3 types of Mulberry, but., they all fruit in spring (now)
Imagine. Jiovi.com. Permaculture Nursrey
http://www.1880farm.com Central Texas, USDA Zone 8b, Temperate Grassland, 34″ annual rain, 52 acres of bottom land, with approx 4-5 acres in young woodland and 2.2 acres in ponds (or tanks, as they are called in Texas)
Medicinal herbs, kitchen herbs, perennial edibles and berries: https://mountainherbs.net/ grown in the Blue Mountains, Australia
Sometimes the answer is nothing
Angelika Maier wrote:Just had a look, your site looks great. What theme are you using? I will have a look at the seeds!
Imagine. Jiovi.com. Permaculture Nursrey
Imagine. Jiovi.com. Permaculture Nursrey
Josh Kunkel wrote:Thanks Wayne - I didn't realize that horse apples were Osage orange, thanks for the heads up.
Gail Gardner @GrowMap
Small Business Marketing Strategist, lived on an organic farm in SE Oklahoma, but moved where I can plant more trees.
Tom DeCoste wrote:Thanks Josh for taking the time to say some nice things. We always try hard to do well. The big addition this year is a walk-in cooler we made using a cool-bot. It takes a lot of the work and worry out of trying to keep things fresh and dormant. Thanks again - tom
Gail Gardner @GrowMap
Small Business Marketing Strategist, lived on an organic farm in SE Oklahoma, but moved where I can plant more trees.
He repaced his skull with glass. So you can see his brain. Kinda like this tiny ad:
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