#planttrees — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #planttrees, aggregated by home.social.
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A healthy avocado tree full of fruits at Naluyuma’s farm, a beautiful reminder of how patience, care, and nature come together to provide a good harvest.
#regenerativefarming #agroecology #sustainability #healthyharvest #PlantTrees
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A healthy avocado tree full of fruits at Naluyuma’s farm, a beautiful reminder of how patience, care, and nature come together to provide a good harvest.
#regenerativefarming #agroecology #sustainability #healthyharvest #PlantTrees
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A healthy avocado tree full of fruits at Naluyuma’s farm, a beautiful reminder of how patience, care, and nature come together to provide a good harvest.
#regenerativefarming #agroecology #sustainability #healthyharvest #PlantTrees
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A healthy avocado tree full of fruits at Naluyuma’s farm, a beautiful reminder of how patience, care, and nature come together to provide a good harvest.
#regenerativefarming #agroecology #sustainability #healthyharvest #PlantTrees
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A healthy avocado tree full of fruits at Naluyuma’s farm, a beautiful reminder of how patience, care, and nature come together to provide a good harvest.
#regenerativefarming #agroecology #sustainability #healthyharvest #PlantTrees
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It's so nice when bees, butterflies and birds all come to a tree that I planted, which started off as a sprout that I removed from a wall not many years ago.
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It's so nice when bees, butterflies and birds all come to a tree that I planted, which started off as a sprout that I removed from a wall not many years ago.
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It's so nice when bees, butterflies and birds all come to a tree that I planted, which started off as a sprout that I removed from a wall not many years ago.
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It's so nice when bees, butterflies and birds all come to a tree that I planted, which started off as a sprout that I removed from a wall not many years ago.
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It's so nice when bees, butterflies and birds all come to a tree that I planted, which started off as a sprout that I removed from a wall not many years ago.
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I won't blame anyone but I will emphasize this:. whenever you cut down one tree, please replace it with at least two or even five.
Every tree we plant is an investment in our future.
#climatecrisis #reforestation #PlantTrees #climateactionnow #protectnatureplease
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I won't blame anyone but I will emphasize this:. whenever you cut down one tree, please replace it with at least two or even five.
Every tree we plant is an investment in our future.
#climatecrisis #reforestation #PlantTrees #climateactionnow #protectnatureplease
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I won't blame anyone but I will emphasize this:. whenever you cut down one tree, please replace it with at least two or even five.
Every tree we plant is an investment in our future.
#climatecrisis #reforestation #PlantTrees #climateactionnow #protectnatureplease
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I won't blame anyone but I will emphasize this:. whenever you cut down one tree, please replace it with at least two or even five.
Every tree we plant is an investment in our future.
#climatecrisis #reforestation #PlantTrees #climateactionnow #protectnatureplease
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I won't blame anyone but I will emphasize this:. whenever you cut down one tree, please replace it with at least two or even five.
Every tree we plant is an investment in our future.
#climatecrisis #reforestation #PlantTrees #climateactionnow #protectnatureplease
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Just a shout out for people to use Ecosia and search the web while planting trees! 🌱🌍 Every search helps restore ecosystems and fight climate change. Start making a difference today: https://www.ecosia.org #Ecosia #SearchForChange #PlantTrees
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Just a shout out for people to use Ecosia and search the web while planting trees! 🌱🌍 Every search helps restore ecosystems and fight climate change. Start making a difference today: https://www.ecosia.org #Ecosia #SearchForChange #PlantTrees
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Just a shout out for people to use Ecosia and search the web while planting trees! 🌱🌍 Every search helps restore ecosystems and fight climate change. Start making a difference today: https://www.ecosia.org #Ecosia #SearchForChange #PlantTrees
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Just a shout out for people to use Ecosia and search the web while planting trees! 🌱🌍 Every search helps restore ecosystems and fight climate change. Start making a difference today: https://www.ecosia.org #Ecosia #SearchForChange #PlantTrees
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Just a shout out for people to use Ecosia and search the web while planting trees! 🌱🌍 Every search helps restore ecosystems and fight climate change. Start making a difference today: https://www.ecosia.org #Ecosia #SearchForChange #PlantTrees
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FMRadioHub Celebrates World Environment Day 2026!♻️🌍
This World Environment Day, let’s take simple steps to protect our planet. 🌎 Plant more trees, reduce waste, save water, and conserve energy for a greener future. Every small action creates a big impact. we can create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable world for future generations.🌱✨
#WorldEnvironmentDay #FMRadioHub #SaveEarth #GoGreen #PlantTrees #ReduceWaste #SaveWater #SaveEnergy #EcoFriendly
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FMRadioHub Celebrates World Environment Day 2026!♻️🌍
This World Environment Day, let’s take simple steps to protect our planet. 🌎 Plant more trees, reduce waste, save water, and conserve energy for a greener future. Every small action creates a big impact. we can create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable world for future generations.🌱✨
#WorldEnvironmentDay #FMRadioHub #SaveEarth #GoGreen #PlantTrees #ReduceWaste #SaveWater #SaveEnergy #EcoFriendly
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FMRadioHub Celebrates World Environment Day 2026!♻️🌍
This World Environment Day, let’s take simple steps to protect our planet. 🌎 Plant more trees, reduce waste, save water, and conserve energy for a greener future. Every small action creates a big impact. we can create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable world for future generations.🌱✨
#WorldEnvironmentDay #FMRadioHub #SaveEarth #GoGreen #PlantTrees #ReduceWaste #SaveWater #SaveEnergy #EcoFriendly
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FMRadioHub Celebrates World Environment Day 2026!♻️🌍
This World Environment Day, let’s take simple steps to protect our planet. 🌎 Plant more trees, reduce waste, save water, and conserve energy for a greener future. Every small action creates a big impact. we can create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable world for future generations.🌱✨
#WorldEnvironmentDay #FMRadioHub #SaveEarth #GoGreen #PlantTrees #ReduceWaste #SaveWater #SaveEnergy #EcoFriendly
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FMRadioHub Celebrates World Environment Day 2026!♻️🌍
This World Environment Day, let’s take simple steps to protect our planet. 🌎 Plant more trees, reduce waste, save water, and conserve energy for a greener future. Every small action creates a big impact. we can create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable world for future generations.🌱✨
#WorldEnvironmentDay #FMRadioHub #SaveEarth #GoGreen #PlantTrees #ReduceWaste #SaveWater #SaveEnergy #EcoFriendly
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Join me in planting trees for free on Treeapp: https://thetreeapp.org/referral?code=UMIBXG
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Join me in planting trees for free on Treeapp: https://thetreeapp.org/referral?code=UMIBXG
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Join me in planting trees for free on Treeapp: https://thetreeapp.org/referral?code=UMIBXG
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Join me in planting trees for free on Treeapp: https://thetreeapp.org/referral?code=UMIBXG
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Join me in planting trees for free on Treeapp: https://thetreeapp.org/referral?code=UMIBXG
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Celebrating nature's architecture on Arbor Day! Let's plant the seeds of a greener future and honor the vital role of trees in our ecosystem. We are working. After planting those trees, call us when you are done.
#ArborDay
#PlantTrees
#GreenFuture
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Celebrating nature's architecture on Arbor Day! Let's plant the seeds of a greener future and honor the vital role of trees in our ecosystem. We are working. After planting those trees, call us when you are done.
#ArborDay
#PlantTrees
#GreenFuture
#justcalldrpam -
Celebrating nature's architecture on Arbor Day! Let's plant the seeds of a greener future and honor the vital role of trees in our ecosystem. We are working. After planting those trees, call us when you are done.
#ArborDay
#PlantTrees
#GreenFuture
#justcalldrpam -
Celebrating nature's architecture on Arbor Day! Let's plant the seeds of a greener future and honor the vital role of trees in our ecosystem. We are working. After planting those trees, call us when you are done.
#ArborDay
#PlantTrees
#GreenFuture
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I appreciate everyone who is concerned about the #climate, some people on #Mastodon cares deeply about it and I truly love people and #nature I have an idea I love sharing whenever I get the chance: what if, on our birthdays, we plant a tree at home, school, church, or even donate one to be planted somewhere meaningful? Just one tree each birthday If we start this year in 10 years we will have changed the world and inspired many others to do the same #ClimateAction #PlantTrees #Sustainability
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I appreciate everyone who is concerned about the #climate, some people on #Mastodon cares deeply about it and I truly love people and #nature I have an idea I love sharing whenever I get the chance: what if, on our birthdays, we plant a tree at home, school, church, or even donate one to be planted somewhere meaningful? Just one tree each birthday If we start this year in 10 years we will have changed the world and inspired many others to do the same #ClimateAction #PlantTrees #Sustainability
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I appreciate everyone who is concerned about the #climate, some people on #Mastodon cares deeply about it and I truly love people and #nature I have an idea I love sharing whenever I get the chance: what if, on our birthdays, we plant a tree at home, school, church, or even donate one to be planted somewhere meaningful? Just one tree each birthday If we start this year in 10 years we will have changed the world and inspired many others to do the same #ClimateAction #PlantTrees #Sustainability
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I appreciate everyone who is concerned about the #climate, some people on #Mastodon cares deeply about it and I truly love people and #nature I have an idea I love sharing whenever I get the chance: what if, on our birthdays, we plant a tree at home, school, church, or even donate one to be planted somewhere meaningful? Just one tree each birthday If we start this year in 10 years we will have changed the world and inspired many others to do the same #ClimateAction #PlantTrees #Sustainability
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I appreciate everyone who is concerned about the #climate, some people on #Mastodon cares deeply about it and I truly love people and #nature I have an idea I love sharing whenever I get the chance: what if, on our birthdays, we plant a tree at home, school, church, or even donate one to be planted somewhere meaningful? Just one tree each birthday If we start this year in 10 years we will have changed the world and inspired many others to do the same #ClimateAction #PlantTrees #Sustainability
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Here is mama chocolate tree, when she was a baby. 🥹🥰🌱
#seasons #time #PlantTrees #foodforest #permaculture #homesteading -
Here is mama chocolate tree, when she was a baby. 🥹🥰🌱
#seasons #time #PlantTrees #foodforest #permaculture #homesteading -
Here is mama chocolate tree, when she was a baby. 🥹🥰🌱
#seasons #time #PlantTrees #foodforest #permaculture #homesteading -
Here is mama chocolate tree, when she was a baby. 🥹🥰🌱
#seasons #time #PlantTrees #foodforest #permaculture #homesteading -
Here is mama chocolate tree, when she was a baby. 🥹🥰🌱
#seasons #time #PlantTrees #foodforest #permaculture #homesteading -
to keep the desert from expanding farmers #planttrees domestic animal have eatan so many the plants near the #chalbs
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#TrevienStanger: "I #planttrees. When I look at the apathy, neglect, & confusion amongst my generation & those coming, I feel compelled to act...I've had a hand in planting <100K trees over the past 12 yrs. This simple act transforms [me] in ways I'm only beginning to understand."
#OrderOfTheSacredEarth bit.ly/4sqRlZ3 -
#TrevienStanger: "I #planttrees. When I look at the apathy, neglect, & confusion amongst my generation & those coming, I feel compelled to act...I've had a hand in planting <100K trees over the past 12 yrs. This simple act transforms [me] in ways I'm only beginning to understand."
#OrderOfTheSacredEarth bit.ly/4sqRlZ3 -
#TrevienStanger: "I #planttrees. When I look at the apathy, neglect, & confusion amongst my generation & those coming, I feel compelled to act...I've had a hand in planting <100K trees over the past 12 yrs. This simple act transforms [me] in ways I'm only beginning to understand."
#OrderOfTheSacredEarth bit.ly/4sqRlZ3 -
#TrevienStanger: "I #planttrees. When I look at the apathy, neglect, & confusion amongst my generation & those coming, I feel compelled to act...I've had a hand in planting <100K trees over the past 12 yrs. This simple act transforms [me] in ways I'm only beginning to understand."
#OrderOfTheSacredEarth bit.ly/4sqRlZ3 -
So, unfortunately, the original web page is 404. However, someone archived it (maybe even me)! And yes, this is the method I used to start my walnut trees. One has to cover the pots with chicken wire after planting the walnuts -- or they will get eaten by squirrels! Also, the local deer were chewing on the bark of one of my walnut saplings (they chewed through one as well), so I had to put some fencing around the saplings. The chewed plant is making a comeback, as the deer didn't remove the bark around the tree completely...
How to Grow a #WalnutTree From a #Walnut
By Dale Devries
"Walnut trees are high and majestic trees when they are full grown. The trees are very easy to start from seed and they grow well in almost any type of soil. The enemy you must watch for most closely is the squirrel. If you don't protect your seed, the squirrels will surely dig them up and make lunch out of them. Patience is key when starting a walnut tree from a walnut, as it can take up to 10 years for the tree to bear fruit.
Step 1
Gather some walnuts that have fallen out of a tree nearby your home. This usually starts happening in the fall before the first freeze. If there are no walnut trees near your home, go to a local nursery and purchase the seeds. This way you will know the seeds are viable and haven't been processed like the walnuts you buy at the store.
Step 2
Place the walnuts you've collected on a covered work table. Hold a hammer sideways and tap the nut a few times. It should split and the seed will be visible. Pull the husk off and discard.
Step 3
Dig a hole only a couple of inches deep. The hole should only be two times the width of the nut. Plant more seeds than you want trees in case some don't come up. You can thin them out later or transplant the others.
Step 4
Plant the seeds right away and cover them with dirt. Place chicken wire over the dirt where the seeds are and cover with straw. This will keep the squirrels from digging them up and protect them. Mark the location where you planted them.
Step 5
Leave them alone for the winter. They will start to sprout in the spring. You can remove the chicken wire at this point, but you may want to get a vegetable cage for them while they are very small. This will not only protect them from predators, but you will not run over them with the lawn mower either. They will quickly grow out of the cage and you will no longer need it.
Step 6
Transplant or pull up the weakest of the seedlings when they are about 6 inches tall. Water regularly throughout the summer and spread some compost around the soil but not directly on the new trunk. They will grow 1 to 2 feet in their first season. After the winter again, just water and compost the new tree."
#SolarPunkSunday #PlantTrees #WalnutTrees #PlantForTheFuture
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So, unfortunately, the original web page is 404. However, someone archived it (maybe even me)! And yes, this is the method I used to start my walnut trees. One has to cover the pots with chicken wire after planting the walnuts -- or they will get eaten by squirrels! Also, the local deer were chewing on the bark of one of my walnut saplings (they chewed through one as well), so I had to put some fencing around the saplings. The chewed plant is making a comeback, as the deer didn't remove the bark around the tree completely...
How to Grow a #WalnutTree From a #Walnut
By Dale Devries
"Walnut trees are high and majestic trees when they are full grown. The trees are very easy to start from seed and they grow well in almost any type of soil. The enemy you must watch for most closely is the squirrel. If you don't protect your seed, the squirrels will surely dig them up and make lunch out of them. Patience is key when starting a walnut tree from a walnut, as it can take up to 10 years for the tree to bear fruit.
Step 1
Gather some walnuts that have fallen out of a tree nearby your home. This usually starts happening in the fall before the first freeze. If there are no walnut trees near your home, go to a local nursery and purchase the seeds. This way you will know the seeds are viable and haven't been processed like the walnuts you buy at the store.
Step 2
Place the walnuts you've collected on a covered work table. Hold a hammer sideways and tap the nut a few times. It should split and the seed will be visible. Pull the husk off and discard.
Step 3
Dig a hole only a couple of inches deep. The hole should only be two times the width of the nut. Plant more seeds than you want trees in case some don't come up. You can thin them out later or transplant the others.
Step 4
Plant the seeds right away and cover them with dirt. Place chicken wire over the dirt where the seeds are and cover with straw. This will keep the squirrels from digging them up and protect them. Mark the location where you planted them.
Step 5
Leave them alone for the winter. They will start to sprout in the spring. You can remove the chicken wire at this point, but you may want to get a vegetable cage for them while they are very small. This will not only protect them from predators, but you will not run over them with the lawn mower either. They will quickly grow out of the cage and you will no longer need it.
Step 6
Transplant or pull up the weakest of the seedlings when they are about 6 inches tall. Water regularly throughout the summer and spread some compost around the soil but not directly on the new trunk. They will grow 1 to 2 feet in their first season. After the winter again, just water and compost the new tree."
#SolarPunkSunday #PlantTrees #WalnutTrees #PlantForTheFuture
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So, unfortunately, the original web page is 404. However, someone archived it (maybe even me)! And yes, this is the method I used to start my walnut trees. One has to cover the pots with chicken wire after planting the walnuts -- or they will get eaten by squirrels! Also, the local deer were chewing on the bark of one of my walnut saplings (they chewed through one as well), so I had to put some fencing around the saplings. The chewed plant is making a comeback, as the deer didn't remove the bark around the tree completely...
How to Grow a #WalnutTree From a #Walnut
By Dale Devries
"Walnut trees are high and majestic trees when they are full grown. The trees are very easy to start from seed and they grow well in almost any type of soil. The enemy you must watch for most closely is the squirrel. If you don't protect your seed, the squirrels will surely dig them up and make lunch out of them. Patience is key when starting a walnut tree from a walnut, as it can take up to 10 years for the tree to bear fruit.
Step 1
Gather some walnuts that have fallen out of a tree nearby your home. This usually starts happening in the fall before the first freeze. If there are no walnut trees near your home, go to a local nursery and purchase the seeds. This way you will know the seeds are viable and haven't been processed like the walnuts you buy at the store.
Step 2
Place the walnuts you've collected on a covered work table. Hold a hammer sideways and tap the nut a few times. It should split and the seed will be visible. Pull the husk off and discard.
Step 3
Dig a hole only a couple of inches deep. The hole should only be two times the width of the nut. Plant more seeds than you want trees in case some don't come up. You can thin them out later or transplant the others.
Step 4
Plant the seeds right away and cover them with dirt. Place chicken wire over the dirt where the seeds are and cover with straw. This will keep the squirrels from digging them up and protect them. Mark the location where you planted them.
Step 5
Leave them alone for the winter. They will start to sprout in the spring. You can remove the chicken wire at this point, but you may want to get a vegetable cage for them while they are very small. This will not only protect them from predators, but you will not run over them with the lawn mower either. They will quickly grow out of the cage and you will no longer need it.
Step 6
Transplant or pull up the weakest of the seedlings when they are about 6 inches tall. Water regularly throughout the summer and spread some compost around the soil but not directly on the new trunk. They will grow 1 to 2 feet in their first season. After the winter again, just water and compost the new tree."
#SolarPunkSunday #PlantTrees #WalnutTrees #PlantForTheFuture
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So, unfortunately, the original web page is 404. However, someone archived it (maybe even me)! And yes, this is the method I used to start my walnut trees. One has to cover the pots with chicken wire after planting the walnuts -- or they will get eaten by squirrels! Also, the local deer were chewing on the bark of one of my walnut saplings (they chewed through one as well), so I had to put some fencing around the saplings. The chewed plant is making a comeback, as the deer didn't remove the bark around the tree completely...
How to Grow a #WalnutTree From a #Walnut
By Dale Devries
"Walnut trees are high and majestic trees when they are full grown. The trees are very easy to start from seed and they grow well in almost any type of soil. The enemy you must watch for most closely is the squirrel. If you don't protect your seed, the squirrels will surely dig them up and make lunch out of them. Patience is key when starting a walnut tree from a walnut, as it can take up to 10 years for the tree to bear fruit.
Step 1
Gather some walnuts that have fallen out of a tree nearby your home. This usually starts happening in the fall before the first freeze. If there are no walnut trees near your home, go to a local nursery and purchase the seeds. This way you will know the seeds are viable and haven't been processed like the walnuts you buy at the store.
Step 2
Place the walnuts you've collected on a covered work table. Hold a hammer sideways and tap the nut a few times. It should split and the seed will be visible. Pull the husk off and discard.
Step 3
Dig a hole only a couple of inches deep. The hole should only be two times the width of the nut. Plant more seeds than you want trees in case some don't come up. You can thin them out later or transplant the others.
Step 4
Plant the seeds right away and cover them with dirt. Place chicken wire over the dirt where the seeds are and cover with straw. This will keep the squirrels from digging them up and protect them. Mark the location where you planted them.
Step 5
Leave them alone for the winter. They will start to sprout in the spring. You can remove the chicken wire at this point, but you may want to get a vegetable cage for them while they are very small. This will not only protect them from predators, but you will not run over them with the lawn mower either. They will quickly grow out of the cage and you will no longer need it.
Step 6
Transplant or pull up the weakest of the seedlings when they are about 6 inches tall. Water regularly throughout the summer and spread some compost around the soil but not directly on the new trunk. They will grow 1 to 2 feet in their first season. After the winter again, just water and compost the new tree."
#SolarPunkSunday #PlantTrees #WalnutTrees #PlantForTheFuture
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So, unfortunately, the original web page is 404. However, someone archived it (maybe even me)! And yes, this is the method I used to start my walnut trees. One has to cover the pots with chicken wire after planting the walnuts -- or they will get eaten by squirrels! Also, the local deer were chewing on the bark of one of my walnut saplings (they chewed through one as well), so I had to put some fencing around the saplings. The chewed plant is making a comeback, as the deer didn't remove the bark around the tree completely...
How to Grow a #WalnutTree From a #Walnut
By Dale Devries
"Walnut trees are high and majestic trees when they are full grown. The trees are very easy to start from seed and they grow well in almost any type of soil. The enemy you must watch for most closely is the squirrel. If you don't protect your seed, the squirrels will surely dig them up and make lunch out of them. Patience is key when starting a walnut tree from a walnut, as it can take up to 10 years for the tree to bear fruit.
Step 1
Gather some walnuts that have fallen out of a tree nearby your home. This usually starts happening in the fall before the first freeze. If there are no walnut trees near your home, go to a local nursery and purchase the seeds. This way you will know the seeds are viable and haven't been processed like the walnuts you buy at the store.
Step 2
Place the walnuts you've collected on a covered work table. Hold a hammer sideways and tap the nut a few times. It should split and the seed will be visible. Pull the husk off and discard.
Step 3
Dig a hole only a couple of inches deep. The hole should only be two times the width of the nut. Plant more seeds than you want trees in case some don't come up. You can thin them out later or transplant the others.
Step 4
Plant the seeds right away and cover them with dirt. Place chicken wire over the dirt where the seeds are and cover with straw. This will keep the squirrels from digging them up and protect them. Mark the location where you planted them.
Step 5
Leave them alone for the winter. They will start to sprout in the spring. You can remove the chicken wire at this point, but you may want to get a vegetable cage for them while they are very small. This will not only protect them from predators, but you will not run over them with the lawn mower either. They will quickly grow out of the cage and you will no longer need it.
Step 6
Transplant or pull up the weakest of the seedlings when they are about 6 inches tall. Water regularly throughout the summer and spread some compost around the soil but not directly on the new trunk. They will grow 1 to 2 feet in their first season. After the winter again, just water and compost the new tree."
#SolarPunkSunday #PlantTrees #WalnutTrees #PlantForTheFuture
