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Killing grass for large mulch rings/oak wilt
I was thinking about just having them scalp it with a Weedwhacker, then apply the thick mulch, then come back with the round up to hit whatever grass makes it through. But if we can use the round up safely, the first time, that would be ideal. Some turf can be pretty relentless.- macrocarpa
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Killing grass for large mulch rings/oak wilt
I like this idea, but we’re talking mass quantities of cardboard needed to accomplish this.- macrocarpa
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Killing grass for large mulch rings/oak wilt
My town uses me as a consultant and for years I have recommended putting large mulch rings around the trees at the town Square. They just told me this morning, They are planning to do just that. When I asked how they plan to remove the sod they said with an excavator. I put the kibosh on that...- macrocarpa
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Trees from a distance
I’ve only seen a few of them around. A municipal Forester in a city just south of me says they make a great small/medium street tree. But they are not native and I worry about planting potential future invasive.- macrocarpa
- Post #15,383
- Forum: Tree ID
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Trees from a distance
Ok. Here’s one I saw at a customers house today that at least around here is not very common.- macrocarpa
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- Forum: Tree ID
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Trees from a distance
You up? Or want me to post one I just got a picture?- macrocarpa
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- Forum: Tree ID
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Trees from a distance
You got it! A few years ago, I grabbed a couple pods, boiled the beans and planted them in some potting soil. They sprouted.- macrocarpa
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- Forum: Tree ID
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First time rope and harness tree climber shows the best attitude
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