Soil Preparation and Analysis
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Subject: Poplar leaves
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Andy H |
Brooklyn Corner, Nova Scotia
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I was reading a post in the New Grower's section. I have been using leaves for years in my patch but didn't think much about what kinds. Tremor said maple, birch and ash were good and oak was not. How about poplar? About 1/4 of the trees on my property are poplar. Andy H.
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10/5/2007 1:26:56 PM
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Jeff Reid |
Nova Scotia
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andy i use all leaves no problems yet the spot were the 1420 is were 25 big bags of leaves put in last fall talk to you soon Jeff
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10/5/2007 1:54:08 PM
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Andy H |
Brooklyn Corner, Nova Scotia
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Thanks
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10/5/2007 2:33:41 PM
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THE BORER |
Billerica,Massachusetts
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just keep away from black walnut
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10/5/2007 4:39:22 PM
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Tremor |
Ctpumpkin@optonline.net
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Most Poplar should be OK. Which poplar are we dealing with?
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10/6/2007 12:12:13 AM
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Andy H |
Brooklyn Corner, Nova Scotia
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These are a hybrid poplar with very broad leaves. They are about 10 years old and over 40 feet tall. I don't know the exact species but they are similar to what you would find in the wild.
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10/6/2007 1:06:20 PM
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