Next Generation of Oaks
Spring Hopes Eternal
River Birch - A Noteworthy Native
What, then, is a tree? read Olivia Judson of the New York Times view on the Tree-mendous influence trees have on our modern lives.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Spring Fever!
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Oak Trees and Fall Season
we're planting acorns and trees for Fall.
The fruit is there
when the tree is bare.
One must know to look
into nature's book
and be grateful for
what is at her core.
Opportunity knocks
like south-flying geese in flocks.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Oaks of McHenry County
Oaks of McHenry County:
Oaks of McHenry County -by Dan Deters
at The Land Conservancy of McHenry County website
The Future Mighty Oaks of McHenry County -Truveo video 28 min
The Future Mighty Oaks of McHenry County -YouTube video 10 min
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Acorn to Oak - Plant Trees

Acorns sprout when
corn-planting full moon is out.
its not enough
to cut back on stuff-
we need to care
about the air
and not to spoil
water, plants and soil
plant trees,
for yourself and others, please
its right before our very nose,
the only investment that really grows.
To learn the true story of STUFF, click here
then, plant trees far and near.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Project Quercus

Protecting the future of our oak-hickory groves
Basic Growing Requirements for Oaks
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
Green Collar Jobs
The Winter 2009 American Forests magazine featured an article about 'Green Collar Jobs', a term that has become increasingly common in recent years. Defined as 'blue-collar work force opportunities created by firms and organizations whose mission is to improve environmental quality' by Raquel Pinderhughes, 'Green Collar Jobs' seem to address environmental concerns as well as boosting our economy.
More information available at American Forests
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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Winter's not done with us yet...
I finally learned there was in me
an invincible summer."
~Albert Camus
Call for availability, we are coming out of hibernation, propagating and counting native plants for the spring.
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