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On Aug 19, 2022, at 10:00 AM, Bill Price <b.p.gree...@gmail.com> wrote:
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@Carol and @Steph, I don’t know how many we have alive at this point, but I should have up to 20 persimmons healed in a nursery bed here at the student farm that could save you the trouble of offloading extra trees??? I can get a count if you’d like to look at that, and I think Carol’s price would be fine…
Jeremy
Jeremy S. Cowan, Ph.D.
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Department of Horticulture and Natural Resources
Kansas State University
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And, for the record. I picked these up from Nebraska’s Big Blue District (Conservation District) office this spring. Meaning, they came out of NE’s state forestry program…I will get back to you with counts once I figure out which row we put them in. They were put in with some buffaloberry and golden currant starts we picked up at the same time – I don’t know that I will have any extra shrubs though, they’re for our food forest plots.
I will go take stock of them sometime this week. They are wee babies still, but will at least have a season of root growth and I won’t even charge you for the soil 😉