Travis Johnson wrote:It is interesting to note that logging within a wetland is completely legal. In fact I can clearcut and stump anything I want, even in the wetland
Joseph Lofthouse wrote:
Travis Johnson wrote:It is interesting to note that logging within a wetland is completely legal. In fact I can clearcut and stump anything I want, even in the wetland
So sounds like trees are the crop to farm in wetlands.
Janet Reid wrote:
I am in Australia and live opposite a park which is swampy in winter. I have planted some swamp mahogany but I was wondering if food trees like Bunya nut pine would cope with wet feet in winter and baking heat in summer?
Carob? Macadamia? Suggestions welcome.
Casie Becker wrote:
This is a very interesting question. It is probably worth posting as it's own topic if you want more input. If I could add individual posts to more forums I would be connecting yours to the tree or forest garden forums to increase visibility. I do look forward to seeing what kinds of trees people suggest for a location with seasonal inundation. I could see that being useful in our area where trees commonly drown in clay soil during our rainy seasons.
aaron sandvig wrote:
Casie Becker wrote:
This is a very interesting question. It is probably worth posting as it's own topic if you want more input. If I could add individual posts to more forums I would be connecting yours to the tree or forest garden forums to increase visibility. I do look forward to seeing what kinds of trees people suggest for a location with seasonal inundation. I could see that being useful in our area where trees commonly drown in clay soil during our rainy seasons.
Thanks Casie will do.
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