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Re: Fruit trees?
[Re: Dbax]
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02/19/16 12:21 AM
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TexasKC
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In the end, it's not the years in your life that count, it's the life in your years.
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Re: Fruit trees?
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02/19/16 12:25 AM
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cabosandinh
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do you work for research station or womack? what part of state are you in ? if you're near me, i may ask you to come take a look at what I plan to do
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Re: Fruit trees?
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02/19/16 03:24 AM
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Someone
Woodsman
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Woodsman
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I worked for one in the past and I am in west Texas
I am familiar with east Texas though because I went to school in Nacogdoches
I will be glad to tell you all I can if it helps you
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Re: Fruit trees?
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02/19/16 04:08 AM
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foodieguy
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several nurseries in Austin regularly stock mexican plum trees, which is what I see all over the place. You'll see these used in all kinds of low/no maintenance locations like highway right of ways, landscaping in shopping malls, offices, etc. I know the Big Red Barn had them an the Natural Gardener too.
The are easy to grow and the put out a lot of fruit. I make jelly with the fruit. This year i froze all the leftover skins/pulp/and seeds and then dumped it out by me feeders. The deer ate it up, preferring it to corn. And I think the hogs cleaned up what the deer didnt get.
Adult late onset hunter. Why did I wait so long to get started?
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