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Need help with oak tree droppings, look like poppy seeds and staining patio

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Woods i use for smoking meat

Here's the list of what woods i use; Hickory-
The last hickory I used for smoking is from a tree I cut down that was growing in the woods on the family farm. The trunk was about 8 inches in diameter, so I ended up with a lot of wood to use, and a lot to share.
Mulberry
I've used quite a bit of mulberry wood. It's common here in Southcentral Kansas. I've even have a couple mulberry trees in my yard. Birds spread mulberry trees by eating the berries, then transporting the seeds internally (in their droppings)
Red Oak-
I've used this wood quite a bit, usually when smoking beef briskets and pork ribs. The flavor is not as rich as that of hickory.
White Oak-Another native tree on the farm, these are much smaller than the red oaks. The flavor is similar, but can be a bit harsher than their red cousins. Squirrels and whitetails love the acorns from white oaks.

on Aug 17, 2010 • Grilling
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My large oak has 2 ft strip on side with no bark and quarter size holes, but tree is perfect elsewhere full of leaves with no other signs of dying. Could this tree be rotting and in danger of falling?

You never know that perhaps birds may have made these holes, if tree looks healthy eg Leaves, colour, even Acorns. the Oak is a great tree that can + does survive all sorts of problems, keep an eye open for things which are out of sink. Good luck .
Jul 21, 2018 • Garden
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I have two heritage live oaks. The larger one is surrounded by tree seedling about 5 ft. Around the base. My grass can't grow there. How do I prevent and remove these?

Hello, Carolyn -

The lack of grass growing around your Heritage Live Oak trees is most likely due to the shade from the trees themselves.
Source of information:
https://www.southernstates.com/commercial-agriculture/news/acorns-and-oak-leaves.aspx

As for the oak seedlings, see the question and answer here from the National Gardening Association:
https://garden.org/frogs/view/62405/

Best wishes.
May 25, 2018 • Garden
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The roots of our oak tree on our back patio have lifted some of the brick pavers and now headed towards our house. What do I do?

To do it right if you don't want to take the tree out is to lift all the pavers in that area and get a back hoe and dig down where the roots are and remove the roots Sawing them out if needed.sin that area. then put a coating of sand and put the pavers back in. That should last for several years . We did that and lasted for several years.
Apr 27, 2018 • Garden
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My neighbor wants our oak cut down, is there any way to keep the tree from producing acorns?

if the tree is on your property tell the neighbour that the limit of his desires stops at the boundary line or fence
any branches that reach over that fence , he can cut off and remove at his expense or toss them back over the fence as they are your property
the only other thing that can be done is for you to pick the acorns before they become a problem
You have to remember that the tree is a living thing and it's inbuilt dna instructions are to produce seeds for the procreation of the species and that means acorns
Oct 16, 2017 • Garden
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My tree is about five or six inches tall and has three major braches that spread very wide compared to the height. one of the three major branches is getting longer than the other two. should I trim it?

This is an old post, but I didn't see any replys, so I decided to answer. Trees are pruned to help it obtain and maintain a desirable shape and to help it to make more branches and become fuller.

With that in mind, if you have one branch that is out of shape, by all means you can prune it. I would cut it just above a bud node. That takes the "vertical" growth away from that branch and forces the rest of that branch to grow "out" not "up" by making more lateral branches and become fuller.
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