Planting it forward

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Jack Straw

Minister of Fire
Dec 22, 2008
2,161
Schoharie County, N Y
I planted 10 each: white spruce, white pine, and pin oak this morning. Saw a muskrat in the pond! IMG00782-20120426-0846.jpegIMG00780-20120426-0845.jpeg



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By planting the trees I got rid of a 10' x 200' of lawn to mow. The 2nd pic is from the dock looking back at all of the trees we have planted over the years
 
Hehheh . . . I did something similar last Fall . . . in the areas where I was cutting I took some acorns that I had over-wintered and planted them . . . knowing that I will never reap the benefit, but someone in the future may appreciate and end up harvesting them for lumber or firewood.
 
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Looks great. We plant trees every year that we get from the county. Pick up 50 Blue Spruce Friday.
 
I planted about 70 Norway spruce a couple weeks ago to form a wind-break. They were bare-root seedlings, but Norway's grow pretty quick...so it shouldn't be too long before they give some benefit.
 
Lukem - same here. Planted 100 Norway and 50 Chestnut Oaks - bare root from state. Wish we could get some rain soon. Pretty dry around here.
 
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