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I have a young tree here, no more than 4 years old, that is blooming. A
bit precocious? I'm not complaining but my experience is that it
usually takes 7 to 10 years before they begin to bloom.Is this a rare
exception?
Rick
Sun May 21, 2006 12:09 pm

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I have a young tree here, no more than 4 years old, that is blooming. A bit precocious? I'm not complaining but my experience is that it usually takes 7 to 10... 		Richard Allen
lenowil
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A hybrid could bloom in four years. I would be really surprised if you reply back saying it is pure Amerian. Usually the first year of bloom will be catkins...
Len
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-Len, You are correct. It is a hybrid and all I see are the catkins at this time. I sent a young tree back to So. Jersey with a cousin that was passing through...
Richard Allen
lenowil
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Anybody know what makes a seedling planted March first, 2006, bloom May 25th. I grafted a scion on it in desperation, as I had no seed nuts, May 16th, and it...
Jocelyn Clarke
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Can a person as myself purchase Seedling Trees ; Just large enough to set out and what is the cost of these size trees ; are they a hearty transplant or do...
Nick Brunk
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--Nick, You would probably do best with a commercial nursery or getting the nuts in the fall and wintering them in a bed outside.I've been very successfull...
Richard Allen
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