Nucs Dallas Texas Area

[Hambone]

Wanted to see if anyone was going to sale summer/fall nucs.

[rmhcattle]

Ross has some coming up in a week or two, he's in Greenvile,Tx.

[rmhcattle]

where bout's in ennis i am about 18 miles east of ennis on 85

[Hambone]

5 miles east on hwy 34. I am on Ross' list for his next batch.

[rmhcattle]

give me a call some time home 903-345-2073 ceal 214-207-2154

[LtlWilli]

Man!!! I wish I'd known they were for open sales. I thought he was only doing up a few special orders..How much were they going for,Derek1?
Rick

Oh, I got in my evodia tree seeds...I intend to go ahead and sprout them, so they can overwinter in the ground.

[Ross]

Don't count your chickens (nucs) yet. Queen rearing is slow in this heat. I have a batch in the cell bar now. We'll see what they do with them.

[Hambone]

Man!!! I wish I'd known they were for open sales. I thought he was only doing up a few special orders..How much were they going for,Derek1?
Rick

Oh, I got in my evodia tree seeds...I intend to go ahead and sprout them, so they can overwinter in the ground.

I don't think they are for open sales. You gotta remember he is first on my list, and I am last on his. I let Ross know I would like a couple of Nucs if he had some extra. And that I was gonna post I wanted to buy some Nucs on here. Because I did not if he had some for me or not. We didn't discuss price. I just told him to let me know if he had some late summer/fall nus. I got the idea of buying fall nucs from here.

http://www.beesource.com/forums/showthread.php?t=220206

[Hambone]

Oh, I got in my evodia tree seeds...I intend to go ahead and sprout them, so they can overwinter in the ground.

Evodia Tree? I have never herd or seen this tree. After this post I will google it. Is that a tree best suited for the east texas soil. I always sprout my acorns with damp wood chips in a zip lock. I place them in the frig for about 6-8 weeks and they sprout nice. Then I place in a bucket w/ ribs (not that kind you eat) to let them grow. Ribs so the roots don't tend to circle. Or I plant directly into the ground in the spot I want it to grow.

[LtlWilli]

Derek1,
There are two different threads about them in either Beekeeping, or in Bk101 They should do well around here---especially in your area.

No, I understand that this is a deal that you first in line for , and would not think of horning in....I do have scruples that bind me to proper manners.
Regards,
Rick