Re: White oak trees

Posted by Little Ed on September 02, 2017 at 06:26:10 from (38.130.64.2):

In Reply to: White oak trees posted by greenpully on September 01, 2017 at 19:05:06:

Have you had a drought recently? We had a major drought here in Southern Illinois in 2012. Our retired county agent said at the time a lot of them will suffer in five years. That it takes five years for the serious efects to show up. I didn't ask if it was fatal, or if they would survive. I ran some sucker rods in the ground and wallered them around to make a hole about 18 inches deep, around the drip line, then filled them wit 12-12-12. We'll see if it works.

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• Re: White oak trees Little Ed 06:29:32 09/02/17 (0)

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