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| I'm looking for viable acorns from the following Oak species:
Chinkapin Oak (Quercus muehlenbergii)
I'll send money for a flat rate USPS shipping box if someone would be willing to fill it with acorns and drop it by the post office. Please email me at Fifthzim@hotmail.com if you can assist me. Thanks! |
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| fifthzim...try: Sheffield's That's just a start....a quick search will give you more suppliers of seed. Also, check Superior Trees Florida, and Against-The-Wind liners for small seedlings. Also Reeseville Ridge Nursery...seedlings. Hope this will help. Frank |
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- Posted by civ_IV_fan 6a (My Page) on Fri, Oct 7, 11 at 8:09
| prairie moon nursery (google it) also has bare root oaks of at least a couple of those varieties for like $9. |
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| I can get Quercus robur from native trees here, but you'd have to sort out any import regs at your end. Resin |
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- Posted by restorephoto 5 central Indiana (My Page) on Mon, Oct 10, 11 at 23:50
| fifthzim, you're about 14 months too late. I could have sent a 55-gallon drum or two filled with Chinkapin Oak acorns last year. This year, was even lighter than normal for an "off" year. I didn't see a single acorn. Only a few caps that the birds or squirrels dropped on the driveway. Maybe next year. |
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| It is raining acorns on my street but I don't know the variety of the trees. How do you tell? |
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- Posted by scottbowlan none (My Page) on Sun, Aug 19, 12 at 12:18
| are you still looking for red oak acorns if so please let me know. we can suppy them and will send viable acorns |
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| I have small amounts of Quercus Prinus/Montana and Quercus Palastris. Very small amounts maybe 8-12 acorns each. My trees are small/young. But if others run out I may have a few to offer. I'm surprised, my Q Palustris is only about 9-10 yrs old. The Chestnut oaks are young too. |
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