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congrats!how big is your lot again??
You might actually inspire me to mowe down those ugly cypress trees in my backyard and plant down my mangoes and cherimoyas. I will have to wait till the weather get better before i start digging holes though
Avocado plantings for next week: 2- Oro negro, Nishikawa,utardo,yamagata,Kahalu, malama. Lots of hole digging in my future!
let me know if you need help next weekend. Finally, Cac (Coc) gets the love it deserves
Quote from: rliou on October 05, 2014, 01:26:41 PMYou might actually inspire me to mowe down those ugly cypress trees in my backyard and plant down my mangoes and cherimoyas. I will have to wait till the weather get better before i start digging holes thoughMr Bender did not mention it here but he had some large trees removed to make room for his new fruit trees. I saw the aftermath a few months ago with a lifetime supply of saw dust and wood chips for mulching. I mean don't go overboard, but I am a believer in getting fruit trees in and non-fruiting trees out. A generalization of course. I did so on my property, removing four trees. Putting in edible landscaping as opposed to plain old "ornamentals"Two months ago my next door neighbor cut down some menacing trees. That would not do well in high persistent winds. They provided so much shade they were shading other peoples yards too much. I got permission to haul off lots of wood chips to mulch my fruit trees
Quote from: BENDERSGROVE on October 05, 2014, 01:18:38 PMAvocado plantings for next week: 2- Oro negro, Nishikawa,utardo,yamagata,Kahalu, malama. Lots of hole digging in my future!Mike, will you have these new avocado varieties available for sale (trees, not fruit)?
Zands while I agree, it also pains me to see people destroy beautiful native trees, especially in Florida where so much has already been cleared away. I'm all for removing invasives and poorly adapted ornamentals. But I hope people have the good sense to plant around live oaks and slash pines and mahoganys.