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Thanks Chickie's MomalnN! I will get the mulch this weekend!

Thanks Smart Red! I'll water them once a week till the first freeze then watch them after that.

Thanks! They are Heritage Everbearing.

I just planted a few raspberry bushes, zone 5 and the instructions state check often and water till established. How often should I water them, it is October and will be frosting soon. Any other tips for these new plants for the upcoming winter I should do? Thanks in advance!

I will check it out, never heard of it before!

Yep, black walnut, pretty common in the state. I have never done anything with the nuts, I like the trees for their size and shade!

Thanks!

Thanks for the links baymule. The Mizzou extension does soil samples for $10.00 so I'll see about that too. I have a whole bunch of walnut trees to the north and they are doing fine!

Good point ninnymary, I'm gonna do my research and see what I come up with. Hope you are well after the latest earthquake!

Thanks Baymule! I do have other areas I can plant new trees, I really liked the location where these 2 were though. Sad, I had them 7 years until this happened. Thanks again! I'll bookmark that info!

I have 2, 7 year old pecan trees that came down with bunch disease. Is there a good nursery that I could buy disease resistant pecan trees from? And can I plant them in the same place as the diseased 2? I am in north central Missouri. Thanks!

Old woven wire fence works good too, form in in a circle about 2 ft across.

I use the Nutra bullet and love it. I use kale or spinach as my base, add fruit, skim milk, 1 tbsp. olive oil, 1 scoop vanilla protein powder (sweetens it up) and drink this while at work. works really well for me and what I am doing health wise!

I ended up getting Spectracide Malathion as it was the only product available in our small town hardware store. It worked well and the trees recovered nicely. Thanks so much for the help, I greatly appreciate it!

Thanks again! On my way to the hardware store!