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growing Dunstan Chestnut trees
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<blockquote data-quote="spur necklace 3" data-source="post: 5377187" data-attributes="member: 11475"><p>Don't plant now, too hot and dry and too many weeds everywhere. I prefer to start planting the youth weekend in January and every weekend through to Turkey season. Fall planting is alright but not all of the nurseries are selling trees at that time, and have to take a day off deer or squirrel hunting. January into March grass is always shortest, don't miss any time actually hunting, not a whole lot else to do other than habitat work. Never had an issue planting any of mine at that time as long as the ground isn't frozen solid or there's not snow on the ground.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="spur necklace 3, post: 5377187, member: 11475"] Don’t plant now, too hot and dry and too many weeds everywhere. I prefer to start planting the youth weekend in January and every weekend through to Turkey season. Fall planting is alright but not all of the nurseries are selling trees at that time, and have to take a day off deer or squirrel hunting. January into March grass is always shortest, don’t miss any time actually hunting, not a whole lot else to do other than habitat work. Never had an issue planting any of mine at that time as long as the ground isn’t frozen solid or there’s not snow on the ground. [/QUOTE]
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