The New Mexico State Forestry Conservation Seedling Program is offering seedling trees for conservation purposes. For a permaculturist they have some great trees such as the New Mexico Locust, Robinia neomexicana, which is a nitrogen fixer which does well in our area. There are also a number of native berry bushes such as the
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Am interested in what you have to offer as far as advice and seedlings. Living in San Lorenzo, N.M. Thanks, rj nelson
First off any seedling you plant should be heavily mulched at least 3 feet from the base of the seedling. A bark mulch is fine. Make sure the mulch is at least 3 inches deep. After applying the mulch, place rocks around the tree covering the mulch. The rocks will warm the surrounding area and trap morning dew.
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I am a lead from the USDA Forest Service ASC Green Team. We were hoping to get some trees to plant for Earth Day, is this something you can help with, we have to order them first so is there a list to order from?
We don’t sell trees but the New Mexico forestry department does? Are you in new Mexico?