Posted by Ultradog MN on March 17, 2020 at 14:40:34 from (172.58.87.60):
In Reply to: Trees/Deer posted by Ellis Kinney on March 17, 2020 at 08:26:34:
Whatever you do, keep at it, keep trying. I bought a 40 in 1987 and for the next 4 years planted a total of about 500 seedlings. All coniferous - red, white and jack pine, white, Norway and black spruce, etc. The deer devastated them as did a couple of dry years and I gave up. Today 40, perhaps 50 of them have survived and are now trees maybe 25-30' tall and 12" - some even 14" at the stump that are very impressive. I've long since sold that place but I still see the survivors along the side of the road when I go by. I'm proud of them, glad I did it and wish I'd planted more - half my life ago. I'm nearly 67 now and realize how quickly trees actually grow.
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