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tony123 · 10-17-2007, 02:38 PM

I went to the website, and see that it is a Salix. Same family as Weeping Willow. So I believe the claim of quick growth.

I hope that we're ready for chickens by early spring. Our grading project should be done by this weekend. Then I've got a mound of tree debris to process. I expect at least a month of work doing that. Some for firewood, and the small stuff to the burn pile. Then I've got to do about 500LF of fencing and finally, construct a coop. So...spring is a reasonable target, if not optomistic. Good new is, my kids are only 2.5 so I've got a little time.

10-17-2007, 02:38 PM	#18 (permalink)
tony123 Platinum Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Travelers Rest, SC Posts: 588	Re: Building a Hobby Farm- from woods to eggs I went to the website, and see that it is a Salix. Same family as Weeping Willow. So I believe the claim of quick growth. I hope that we're ready for chickens by early spring. Our grading project should be done by this weekend. Then I've got a mound of tree debris to process. I expect at least a month of work doing that. Some for firewood, and the small stuff to the burn pile. Then I've got to do about 500LF of fencing and finally, construct a coop. So...spring is a reasonable target, if not optomistic. Good new is, my kids are only 2.5 so I've got a little time.