Soft mast trees....

[FEETDOWN]

Looking for a tree nursery (preferably in SC) that's a good source for soft and hard mast producing trees and possibly a few fruit trees. Seems like I remember seeing a thread on this a while back but I can't find it.

One of you degenerates point me in the right direction.

Please

[b-stick]

You would figure a grass guy would know where to get some tree..

[FULLCHOKE]

Local Boy Nursery, kinda down your way. He might have what you need. Guy I went to school with that’s been starting up his own thing for the past few years. Sent you a text.

[charlie horse]

Mr. Benny at Hallman Farms in Little Mountain

[bdunc]

Marcus Cook farms.

[Carolina Counsel]

Mr. Benny at Hallman Farms in Little Mountain

x2.

[Highstrung]

Twss

[SCHUNTINFANATIC]

Local Boy Nursery, kinda down your way. He might have what you need. Guy I went to school with that’s been starting up his own thing for the past few years. Sent you a text.

Ole Trent Rushton, give him a call. He has a good variety most of the time and I’m sure he will know where to get them if he doesn’t have them.

[FEETDOWN]

Marcus Cook farms.

Dang, forgot about them. I'll give Drew a call. Thanks

[FEETDOWN]

Mr. Benny at Hallman Farms in Little Mountain

That was the one I was trying to remember. He's probably closest to me. I'll give him a shout too

[Glenn]

I know where some are.

Free.

Gotta go at night.

Bring a hand saw.

[Highstrung]

twss

[Catdaddy]

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[Featherduster]

Amersons in Lamar is good people

[scquackaddict]

Hallman farms is good people

[thunderchicken]

Hallmans has a huge selection and very good quality trees. Just be prepared, if he’s in a talkative mood you’re going to be there awhile.

[hickory]

McKenzie Farms in Scranton I believe

[TheVisorGuy]

Hallamans aka the krt of the soft mast tree…say it with rhythm