I know it wasn't like that before. My wife was a lifeguard and taught swim lessons there when she was in high school over 2 decades ago. This country gets more strange with every passing day.
Definitely going to collect some of the acorns and plant them. It's a nice tree. Quick Google search says grow fairly quick for an oak with earlier acorn production. Thanks for the help.
I will get an up close picture of the bark tomorrow. Either way I will probably collect some of the acorns to get some more going in the rest of the property.
That's what mine said too, but I've never seen burr oak acorns without the fuzzy cap. None of the acorns on this tree have the fuzzy cap and it has a lot of them.
Here I was thinking the land around my dad's pond was almost all burr oak with a few black oaks and a few pin oaks. Today I noticed this tree that I always assumed was just another burr oak. Everything about the tree looks like all of the other burr oaks. Only difference is the acorns look like...
I bought a woods seeder last summer. It's the version with notched disc blades in the front and 2 seed boxes. So far have only used it seeding waterways so far but loved it for that. The guy I bought it from said it left more beans on top than he liked when he tried planting beans with it.
I have a country clipper charger. Has a kawasaki engine and a very heavy duty deck. It has single joystick control. I mow my dad's pond dam with it going side to side no problems at all(unless it is pretty wet out). Country clipper is made by shivers grain bins. Love mine for sure. If you wanted...
I won't be able to make it. My oldest daughter(10) will be swimming at state in Waukee all weekend. Im sure it will be fun hope I can make the next one.
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