This is going to be mighty!
Got the first batch of acorns received through the post from the Marton Oak in Cheshire.
The Marton oak is believed to be 1200-1400 years old and has a girth of over 14 metres. It is on the list of the 50 Great British trees.
Thank you to the person who went to the effort of getting these and posting me them.
Your now an official member of the Paramili-Trees SAS branch (Special Acorn Service).
These acorns were found lying around the tree and could have been a windfall drop so may not be viable for germinating. But it's always worth a try and see how they go as I've did the float test on them in a jug of water and some of them sunk which means they are good.
The person who got these is going to go back for me again over the coming months to get some from the next drop.
Appreciate all this that you've did for me, you know who you are. Thank you so much.
A fine edition to my oak collection having this ancient oak trees acorns.
And thank you to the special dog who helped out on this mission too,
Wee betty salutes you!
This is the start of my acorn mission for this year. I want acorns from all the oak trees on the list of 50 Great British trees.
And many more that are special to me from around the Emerald Isle.
Many more people are out around the country inspecting iconic oak trees for me now and reporting back on the acorns progress.
Honestly, over the past many years that I've been doing this I cant believe the response on this.
All my oak collection are getting planting up in an oak grove museum this year. Preserving the genetics and linage of all these King trees!
This is something we all need to do is get out and collect seeds from our ancient trees, grow them up and phantom plant them.
Be part of something mighty!
Peace and love
The Phantom Planter
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