<font color="blue"> Also you may want to consider buying American Standards for Nursery Stock ANSI Z60.1-1996. </font color>
You can get the 2004 version online for free in PDF.
ANLA Standard Z60.1-2004
meledward23: Do you have any opinions on trees grown with RootMaker products? In particular the knit fabric bags in the field.
B&B trees lose so much of their root structure when dug out of the ground, where-as the rootbags retain a very high percentage of the roots, and have nearly 100% success when transplanting.
<font color="blue"> Two Years ago I was buying 100 River Birch at a time 24' in height for $80.00. </font color>
I would think that would be a tree of more than 4" caliper. $80? That can't be the norm for a typical 4" caliper tree. Was it that low in price because of the glutton of supply? Wouldn't a Quercus of 4" have a wholesale price over $200?
<font color="blue"> Most of the time growers are friends in these parts. </font color>
Your profile is blank, so I'm not sure what "these parts" mean.
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