Anyone have a good source for sawtooths? Tks.
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Boll Weevil
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Maybe not the BEST source but an option.
www.nativnurseries.com
Sawtooth Oak (Quercus accutisima)
Customers often ask us… “How come you call yourselves the Nativ Nursery, and offer the non-native sawtooth oak?” Our answer is… “It’s native somewhere.” Sawtooth oak has been an American citizen for quite some time, and proves itself a winner in our book as the first to provide hard mast for...
www.nativnurseries.com
Biggun4214
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Depending on what size
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Not the fastest method, but you could grow your own trees from acorns. We pick up sawtooth acorns and chestnuts every fall. We chill them for 6 -8 weeks and plant new trees every year.
Bgoodman30
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I bought mine from the wildlife group in AL they have done well.
DCA-DEER
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I got mine from the forestry dept
Biggun4214
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State forestry is no longer advertising sawtooths
DoubleRidge
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Yeah I just noticed that...last year we were able to get sawtooth through the state but not seeing them listed this year.
Biggun4214
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I think they were discontinued because they're not native.
DoubleRidge
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Yeah probably right...First call I made when considering them was to our Forester...I asked him his thoughts on planting sawtooth for wildlife...his answer was "I have planted over 300 of them on my farm"...so that was a short phone conversation....then I also researched how long the sawtooth has been here in the US....while not native....its not new to the area...plus its a fast grower and early dropper.
Biggun4214
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There were sawtooth oaks on the UT Ag Campus in the Fall of 1977. I had never heard of or seen them before. They were probably 8-12 inches in diameter then.
I probably gave 2-3000 away over the years when TWRA used to give trees away. It's un telling how many autumn olives I passed out at the same time. Not only are they non native they are invasive. Fortunately they are easier to eradicate than bush honeysuckle.
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