I believe I have two more potted elsewhere.
In the process of digging them up, I dug out a red oak that I put in as a germinating acorn. it looks to be about 4 years old--so, I dug another hole and added the oak to our developing woodland. :)
Recreating a native habitat has been a dream of mine since I was about 18. It only took me 20 years, but I finally have two acres of land in the country with which to work (and play). My goal is to document the improvements I make to the property: restoring habitat & attracting birds and butterflies in addition to other wildlife.
Thursday, May 23, 2019
Finally Transplanted!
Quite a few years ago, I bought some bareroot seedlings of alder to add to our property. I planted a couple out in the yard (apparently they didn't make it)...and planted the majority in a decaying mulch pile. They did well there, and I intended to move them two years ago...and again last year. Today, I finally put two of the three or so into the landscaping. (I suspect at least one of them is two trees growing together.)
I believe I have two more potted elsewhere.
In the process of digging them up, I dug out a red oak that I put in as a germinating acorn. it looks to be about 4 years old--so, I dug another hole and added the oak to our developing woodland. :)
I believe I have two more potted elsewhere.
In the process of digging them up, I dug out a red oak that I put in as a germinating acorn. it looks to be about 4 years old--so, I dug another hole and added the oak to our developing woodland. :)
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