Despite the occasional rain, digging is now underway for fall 2018!  If you haven’t placed your orders yet, do it now.  Inventory is selling through quickly!

Using a hand saw to trim roots

September 2018 liners, overview

September 2018 liners, grass seed sprouting

September 2018 liners, clover rows sprouting

Quercus rubra; 2½ in, step 8 open and back away

Quercus rubra; 2½ in, step 7 set in basket and retract blades

Quercus rubra; 2½ in, step 6 check roots

Quercus rubra; 2½ in, step 5 insert blades fully

Quercus rubra; 2½ in, step 4 insert spades half way

Quercus rubra; 2½ in, step 3 center spade

Quercus rubra; 2½ in, step 2 close spade

Quercus rubra; 2½ in, step 1 open spade and drive up

Quercus phellos; 3 in

Quercus palustris, step 4 all excess dirt removed ready to wrap

Quercus palustris, step 3 finish removing excess dirt

Quercus palustris, step 2 start to remove excess dirt

Quercus palustris, step 1 fresh ball set in basket

Quercus palustris, 3 in

Platanus occidentalis; 2-2½ in

Liquidambar styraciflua; 2 in

Liquidambar styraciflua; 2 in, setting ball in basaket

Liquidambar styraciflua; 2 in, placing burlap in basket

Lacing Crew in action #3

Lacing Crew in action #2

Lacing Crew in action #1

Eric and Bernie review a row of Quercus rubra during the only sunshine on Saturday

Betula ready for haul out

Betula nigra; 10-12 ft