How to Grow an Oak Tree from an Acorn with Step-by-Step Pictures

Edit Article Choosing and Planting AcornsTransplant Your SeedlingCaring for Growing Oaks Edited by Dvortygirl, Maluniu, Filigree Peahen, Travis Derouin and 30 others Growing your own soaring oak tree from a tiny acorn - in terms of gardening projects, few are as long-term as this! Ad Steps Part 1 of 3: Choosing and Planting Acorns 1Collect acorns in early autumn. 6Water your seedling. Part 2 of 3: Transplant Your Seedling 1Track the plant's growth. 5Transplant your oak. Part 3 of 3: Caring for Growing Oaks 1Protect young oak trees. 3Taper your care off as the tree grows. Video Tips Even small oak trees lose their leaves in the fall season (autumn), so don't be discouraged if all the leaves turn brown or fall off.

Fallen Tree Cutting Boards Project Fallen Tree Cutting Boards 9.1 k Shares Facebook MORE Comment Twitter Google+ Project continues below this project video Fallen Tree Cutting Boards Source: The Martha Stewart Show, January 2011 Introduction Turn fallen tree trunks into elegant cutting boards with this how-to from "The Martha Stewart Show" crafter Hosanna Houser. Resources: Howard Butcher Block Conditioner and all tools available at The Home Depot. materials Recovered fallen tree trunk Chainsaw Safety glasses Palm sander 50-grit and 120-grit sandpaper Tack cloth Food-safe butcher block conditioner Clean, soft cloths steps Cut tree into slabs ranging from 1 inch to 2 inches thick. From Our Partners You Might Like Promoted Stories Recommended by From Sites We Love Add A Comment Reviews Fave It Made It Rate It Be the first to comment! Related Topics