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The Mighty Oaks
Yesterday, our crew peeled back protective layers of white plastic and closed cell foam blankets to reveal hundreds of small special air root pruning pots, each holding one or two acorns planted last October. When those acorns were collected, … Continue Reading ›› Sharing the Love of Trees
Joel Froehle has been a wonderful addition to our staff this season, and while we were potting up acorns on Sunday, September 23rd, we learned that Joel's 4 year old son, Sam, is fascinated by acorns. We immediately invited Joel to … Continue Reading ›› Heritage Oak
For many decades, relatively few oak trees have been planted in our landscapes, due in part to difficulty in transplantation and a somewhat undeserved reputation for slow growth. Happily, excellent … Continue Reading ›› The Magic of Discovery
The November 4th article in the Northfield News was one of my favorite articles that Leif has written - not only is it written exceptionally well - it features our pride and joy - one of our grandsons - Jordan. The article follows:
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