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I'm growing an oak tree from an acorn and it's much easier than you might think – here's how you can do it too
Propagation is one of my favorite things to do. It's a rewarding feeling to be able to multiply your indoor and outdoor plants, and I love to share my propagations with friends and family. That's why ...
Q: I picked up egg-sized acorns from a bur oak in DeWitt County. Can I start them in pots and transplant to my property in Matagorda County? — M.V, Houston A: The bur oak is in the white oak group.
A warm spring is one of the factors that has led to a so-called "mast year" where trees produce an abundance of nuts and ...
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U of T students gather White Oak acorns at Queen's Park in an effort to preserve native trees
A group of University of Toronto forestry students collected acorns from a giant White Oak tree at Queen's Park on Wednesday ...
How many times have you been in the garden and discovered a sprouting acorn or a winged maple seed erupting into life, and muttered to yourself, "I should put that in a pot"? But then you think life's ...
Our guide to mast years - when there are surplus of seeds like acorns on the ground - which typically happen every five to ten years.
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