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17-10-2004, 02:57 PM
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I'd try the elm, ash & oak.
Steve "Katra" wrote in message ... In article . net, "STEPHEN PEEK" wrote: If you are going to inoculate stumps or logs, look for tulip poplar. In my area it is the preferred substrate. Steve Can you mail me some? ;-) Trees available in my area include Mesquite, Cedar, Privett ash, Post oak, Elm, and Hackberry. Which do you think would work best? K. |
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