You used a few more words than that, didn’t you?Texted tattoo girl yesterday a place and a time to meet, haven't heard back yet.
You used a few more words than that, didn’t you?Texted tattoo girl yesterday a place and a time to meet, haven't heard back yet.
Of course.You used a few more words than that, didn’t you?
I bought two from Menards 4 years ago and both are doing fine.I'm not sure how good Menards trees are but they are priced right. The folks were looking for some trees called around 1.5 inch trunks from local nurseries over $300. Similar tree at Menards was 90. Apple trees $40.
My only concern is the size/health of the root ball. But for that price difference it was worth taking a chance we figured.
Not me lol. I'm CW4CY.....Saw an Iowa State license plate tonight “Best 6 Years” I hope @snowcraig2.0 had a good night.
The adventurous can save a bit by purchasing tree seedlings online. I have Osage orange, shellbark hickory, pitch pine, sycamore, paw paw, Rocky Mountain Douglas fir, Kentucky coffee tree and other species dong well on my lot, purchased online from eBay sellers, Arbor Day Foundation, and other sites.I'm not sure how good Menards trees are but they are priced right. The folks were looking for some trees called around 1.5 inch trunks from local nurseries over $300. Similar tree at Menards was 90. Apple trees $40.
My only concern is the size/health of the root ball. But for that price difference it was worth taking a chance we figured.
Aren't there multiple tattoo girls?Texted tattoo girl yesterday a place and a time to meet, haven't heard back yet.
We bought a couple trees from Menards and they were growing great for over 15 years until we cut them out. They were healthy but I will never plant another Ash tree because of the messy roots all over the yard. That's probably academic anyway with the borer.I'm not sure how good Menards trees are but they are priced right. The folks were looking for some trees called around 1.5 inch trunks from local nurseries over $300. Similar tree at Menards was 90. Apple trees $40.
My only concern is the size/health of the root ball. But for that price difference it was worth taking a chance we figured.
The trees the folks took out were 50+ yr old ash trees that us kids brought home from Arbor Day at school.We bought a couple trees from Menards and they were growing great for over 15 years until we cut them out. They were healthy but I will never plant another Ash tree because of the messy roots all over the yard. That's probably academic anyway with the borer.
Our kids brought home a tree every year at about that time. I don't remember if it was for Arbor Day or Earth Day. Arbor Day was a big deal at my elementary school growing up. We had an Arbor Day song and every kids that went to my school can still sing it word-for-word.The trees the folks took out were 50+ yr old ash trees that us kids brought home from Arbor Day at school.
I reckon that's not even a thing anymore.
No that's bartenders, they might have tats too.Aren't there multiple tattoo girls?
Depending on your location, you can get good deals on seedlings from the Iowa DNR Forestry (https://nursery.iowadnr.gov/Native-Iowa-Hardwoods_c_1.html) I planted 25 of each - Pecan, Kentucky Coffee, and Bald Cypress last spring and I think my total bill was under $80. Now if I could just figure out how to keep the deer from nibbling the tops off the Pecan treesThe adventurous can save a bit by purchasing tree seedlings online. I have Osage orange, shellbark hickory, pitch pine, sycamore, paw paw, Rocky Mountain Douglas fir, Kentucky coffee tree and other species dong well on my lot, purchased online from eBay sellers, Arbor Day Foundation, and other sites.
Pheasants forever for Winnebago county sells cheap bare root trees. I used to run a tree sale through them.Depending on your location, you can get good deals on seedlings from the Iowa DNR Forestry (https://nursery.iowadnr.gov/Native-Iowa-Hardwoods_c_1.html) I planted 25 of each - Pecan, Kentucky Coffee, and Bald Cypress last spring and I think my total bill was under $80. Now if I could just figure out how to keep the deer from nibbling the tops off the Pecan trees![]()
She's probably thinking the same way but is too shy to admit it.Gotta work post prom tomorrow. I will have to see if the wife wants to relive prom old school and slam a couple shots and get busy in the back seat.
I bought a couple of ash trees from Walmart back in 98. Had to get them cut down 2-3 years ago. One was absolutely gorgeous.We bought a couple trees from Menards and they were growing great for over 15 years until we cut them out. They were healthy but I will never plant another Ash tree because of the messy roots all over the yard. That's probably academic anyway with the borer.
Depending on your location, you can get good deals on seedlings from the Iowa DNR Forestry (https://nursery.iowadnr.gov/Native-Iowa-Hardwoods_c_1.html) I planted 25 of each - Pecan, Kentucky Coffee, and Bald Cypress last spring and I think my total bill was under $80. Now if I could just figure out how to keep the deer from nibbling the tops off the Pecan trees![]()