Aug 20, 2012 #21 B BSK Well-Known Member Joined Mar 11, 1999 Messages 81,513 Location Nashville, TN On the poorest sites, especially high on south-facing slopes, you just can't beat a couple of acres of loblolly pine in a hardwood environment.
On the poorest sites, especially high on south-facing slopes, you just can't beat a couple of acres of loblolly pine in a hardwood environment.
Aug 20, 2012 #22 R richmanbarbeque Well-Known Member Joined Jul 17, 2003 Messages 12,890 Location Middle, Tn BSK said: On the poorest sites, especially high on south-facing slopes, you just can't beat a couple of acres of loblolly pine in a hardwood environment. Click to expand... Or even bottom 1/3
BSK said: On the poorest sites, especially high on south-facing slopes, you just can't beat a couple of acres of loblolly pine in a hardwood environment. Click to expand... Or even bottom 1/3
Aug 20, 2012 #23 B BSK Well-Known Member Joined Mar 11, 1999 Messages 81,513 Location Nashville, TN richmanbarbeque said: BSK said: On the poorest sites, especially high on south-facing slopes, you just can't beat a couple of acres of loblolly pine in a hardwood environment. Click to expand... Or even bottom 1/3 Click to expand... I've had problems with hardwood competition on the lower slopes. But of course Arsenal can take care of that.
richmanbarbeque said: BSK said: On the poorest sites, especially high on south-facing slopes, you just can't beat a couple of acres of loblolly pine in a hardwood environment. Click to expand... Or even bottom 1/3 Click to expand... I've had problems with hardwood competition on the lower slopes. But of course Arsenal can take care of that.
