You dang betcha they do.:up:
You dang betcha they do.:up:I was just sitting here thinking about the two crab apple trees in my grandmother’s yard and how much fruit they produce and I wondered if deer ate them. These 2 trees produce a TON of fruit and I was thinking about going by there and getting a bunch of them and taking them to camp. So, do deer eat em? :up:
Thank ya sir. I figured they would...but just wanted to check before I pour out a big bucket of them. :up:You dang betcha they do.:up:
How did you know that's where my grandmother lives! :head: ha She lives in Sheridan but doesn't have any deer where she is at. She use to though! There use to be a field behind her but the school built an elementary school there now. :smack: They filled in a beautiful pond when they did that too. :smack:You might wanna keep a weather eye on the tree.....or put out a camera watching it....never know...here a couple weeks ago I was on my way to LR for an appointment at the VA and a real nice buck ran out in front of me, right in the middle of town[Sheridan]!
About 5-7 years. Also be sure to fertilize each year. :thumb:So does anyone know how long it would take if I were to plant a few crab apple seeds for the tree to produce fruit?
So is there anything special I need to do to the seeds? Can I just get a few crab apples and get the seed out of them and let the seeds dry, or what?About 5-7 years. Also be sure to fertilize each year. :thumb:
Yep she sure does. You've been following me haven't you! :fear: :wink:Let them dry then put them in the freezer[wrapped in paper] and plant them as soon as the ground begins to warm[in a pot]! No kidding(?) your Granny lives in Sheridan??? Lucky guess...I guess!:biggrin::up:
Eeeeeedy beeeeedy chiliiii beeeanieeee...the spirits are about to speak....[are the friendly spirits?]:fit:Yep she sure does. You've been following me haven't you! :fear: :wink: