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    We are heading down to Victoria to visit Rowen Rieds property on the 27th April
    want to gather lots of cuttings acorns etc
    will drop in on mulloon ck for a sticky
    anyone have any good ideas??????
    there is a fodder tree demo site near warrigal and some good oaks at Hamilton

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    good luck on your quest Andrew - is the whole tribe going?
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    ooooo oooo oooo
    very interested, I've heard about the oak site down that way.
    Are you visiting Steve LaValley at Botanical Ark at Warrigal too? He has about 30 different oaks including the Holm oak var Balotta.
    Bit out of the way but there are some great edible acorns in St Arnauld. I've made flour and they only needed one rinsing!!!!!
    I have some quercus robur seedlings too.
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    We have only very young oaks andrew but you are most welcome to drop in for a visit.
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    i went to a place at warrigul owned by jason alexandra (pretty special)!!
    i got a burbary from the lovly curator of the bot gardens at Albury
    many of the best oaks seem to be in avenues of honour
    does anyone live near Dunkeld? i spoke to Bill Funk who is a collector of trees he is an amazing recource much of his collection is displayed at the Dunkeld arbouraetum
    what kind of tree is at st anaud???? i got some at elmhurst, lots at Bendigo(where they pump sewage into the bot gardens not surprising the yields were better there
    Quote Originally Posted by Tamara View Post
    ooooo oooo oooo
    very interested, I've heard about the oak site down that way.
    Are you visiting Steve LaValley at Botanical Ark at Warrigal too? He has about 30 different oaks including the Holm oak var Balotta.
    Bit out of the way but there are some great edible acorns in St Arnauld. I've made flour and they only needed one rinsing!!!!!
    I have some quercus robur seedlings too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grahame View Post
    We have only very young oaks andrew but you are most welcome to drop in for a visit.
    ta Graham, got your massage after we left
    camped at Barmah amazing!!
    at rutherglen winery there are some excellent 15 year old cork oaks yielding acorns they can be our little secret
    cheers
    andrew

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    I'll be in Dunkeld over the Queens Birthday weekend. I might be able to find a spare moment. What do you need me to do?
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    treat yourself to some Bill Funk he is an amazing rescource im particularly interested in fodder species

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    Andrew, I know I'm a bit late, but if you want to see one of the oldest weeping oaks in Victoria, let me know. It's a magnificent beast of a tree.The babies of this tree don't seem to even think about becoming pendulous until they're at least 15-20yo (there's a bit of a grove happening, most of the babies are under 30yo, but the little ones pop up every spring, without fail ... the acorns are large).
    Last edited by cottager; 18-06-2012 at 07:36 PM.

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    I would love to see that one, can u get any viable acorns for me/???
    what type do you think it might be
    can you show us a photo//..?

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