I also have silver and red maples, boxelders and 1 pin oak seedling growing
in my yard and I would love for someone to adopt them.
Suzanne Richman
Bethesda/DC line
>From: Wendy Olsson <>
>Reply-To: Wendy Olsson <>
>To:
>Subject: [MDOSPREY] Offer: Oak and Black Cherry seedlings
>Date: Thu, 17 May 2007 13:28:56 -0400
>
>Many on the listserv are probably in a situation, but just in case anyone
>is
>interested we've got black cherry and oak seedlings (from last year's mast)
>galore. Hate to see them go to waste as there are more than we could
>possibly ever use or let grow.
>
>
>
>Our black cherry trees were host to Scarlet tanagers, Magnolia warblers
>this
>migration season and it's fun to watch the birds inspect the ripening fruit
>hourly in June/July. Also is host to Eastern Tent caterpillar, which is,
>I
>learned while at Cape May last year, is a preferred food of Cuckoos.
>
>
>
>Oak species are White Oak and I believe Red Oak, both really good trees for
>birds. We had everything from Scarlet tanagers to black throated greens to
>Blackburnians this year in our oaks.
>
>
>
>Thank you Norm for allowing this post!
>
>
>
>Cheers,
>
>W. Olsson
>
>NW Baltimore - Near Pimlico Race Track
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