Shaft
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So we all have killed our fair share of trees I am sure. This past year I decided to go all-out, and see how far I could push my boundaries. I expected heavy losses. I wanted to practice labeling, keeping trees straight, everything I would need to do to be a successful nursery. I did that and more! I managed to kill a lot of trees. A LOT OF TREES. Part of me feels really bad about that. Around 50 varieties either lost, killed, lost the tags, or otherwise unaccounted for. Perhaps for that reason, I am a monster.
But despite all the downs, there were quite a few more ups. Bear in mind, I wasn't growing and rooting JUST figs, but here's my fig success list. Some were rooted, some were bought as plants (but I didn't kill it!) This is the first year of my orchard, we are getting trees in the ground every day that goes by. I am very proud of our successes, as well as our mistakes.
Thanks for visiting!
But despite all the downs, there were quite a few more ups. Bear in mind, I wasn't growing and rooting JUST figs, but here's my fig success list. Some were rooted, some were bought as plants (but I didn't kill it!) This is the first year of my orchard, we are getting trees in the ground every day that goes by. I am very proud of our successes, as well as our mistakes.
Thanks for visiting!