Kevin Goss

Gaurī Rasp wrote:Hello! Gaurī here. We’re about 40 minutes southeast of Asheville. Our second year homesteading on 5 acres.

We might be in your area, we're homesteading 4 acres just north of Rutherfordton

It worked with the PayPal account but not the credit card PayPal option, thanks

paul wheaton wrote:

Kevin Goss wrote:Paul, I tried using a credit card through the PayPal option and when I put in the three digit code the page went blank? Did the order go through? Thanks  

paul wheaton wrote:

Kevin Goss wrote:Are the playing cards still available for purchase? Thanks

yup!

https://richsoil.com/cards.jsp

The transaction did not go through.  I see nothing on my end.

Paul, I tried using a credit card through the PayPal option and when I put in the three digit code the page went blank? Did the order go through? Thanks  

paul wheaton wrote:

Kevin Goss wrote:Are the playing cards still available for purchase? Thanks

yup!

https://richsoil.com/cards.jsp

Are the playing cards still available for purchase? Thanks

We are looking for a dozen or more aronia berry cuttings/seedlings/plants of different varieties that can be shipped or picked up near WNC. Thank you!

We are looking for a dozen or more of aronia berry cuttings/seedlings/plants of different varieties that can be shipped or picked up near WNC. Thank you!

Burl Smith wrote:Peaceful Heritage in Stanford, Kentucky has grafted pawpaws but they're a little pricey I guess.

Thanks Burl, we saw the Peaceful Heritage sight while looking for the 'Sunflower' type pawpaw, not only are they pricey but they are sold out!

greg mosser wrote:what kind of timeline are you trying to be on? i have a bunch of one-year-old pawpaw seedlings but i’ll need to dig them (and it would be better to wait until the tops are dormant). i can probably guide you towards where to find lots of persimmon seeds to stratify so you can have seedlings next year, too...
i’m in marshall.

Hi Greg, thanks for the quick reply. We'd be looking to plant a few in early spring and maybe again in the fall of next year so the bigger the plant the better, we're near Rutherfordton :-)

Who has fruit tree stock for sale? We're looking for native Persimmon and PawPaw seedlings, cuttings, or starts that can be shipped or picked up locally here in Western North Carolina. Thanks for any tips and suggestions

Ken Hedgewood wrote:Kevin, sorry for the late reply, life has happened.  The hazels were 12" bare root two years ago. they were potted then in 2 gallon pots. will see how they break dormancy soon and measure the height and caliper at that time.They have been in a shady area which has limited the growth, these are expected to reach 12-15' when planted out.

 Thanks Ken!