If Reach's doesn't work out and you cannot find another used, could you get by with a smaller pump? For soil you probably only need 150-200 psi max (don't even need that, but good to have the extra space) and 5-10GPM should be plenty. Sprayer Depot is pretty good about customizing rather than...
First sentence there clarified some things for me:
"Growing trees in boxes is the predominant way by nurseries in
the desert southwest and west coast.". As mentioned earlier, it's a higher cost "specialty" product the few times I've seen boxed trees here - like a larger specimen Japanese maple...
Now it's on my news feed. Another similar article but from Oregon State:
https://theconversation.com/new-genetic-approaches-raise-hopes-for-restoring-the-american-chestnut-to-its-former-glory-282125
Maybe a point of clarification:
When you say "boxes" are these square wooden boxes? Filled with planting media (pine bark?)? Have they spent the whole time at the nursery in the wooden box? Above ground? Or are they circular plastic pots?
What caliper are the looking for? Or do they just...
I ordered it from Spiral Metals in Wisconsin: 608-538-4000 (they are a sister company to Lowe Manufacturing - which I see frequently online when looking for auger bits.)
OK: sidebar, funny story. I was thinking I should get a 36" diameter auger, and saw a Lowe Mfg. one that was 36" long. I...
All great questions that I haven't been able to answer. I haven't found a nursery yet that doesn't consistently deliver trees too deep. I don't know that an individual tree is too deep until we are at the site, hole dug, and start taking the root ball apart. What am I supposed to do? Replace...
Does it have to be a box? B&B accepted? Larger pots?
We have a 40" auger. I had it custom made (cost including shipping was $1200 so not outrageous). It's only 18" tall (the auger part) with a total length of 28" so it's easier to manage and gets plenty of depth for trees. (Sidebar: if you...
I misread/misunderstood the first time I read that article. Yes, the Darling 54 seedlings are from the SUNY-ESF line that was modified with OxO (oxalate oxidase) from wheat.
Apparently, this licensing to a private entity is, in part, why ACF withdrew support from the Darling lines of research...