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Old 03/24/06, 12:56 PM
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What kind of deer/wildlife food, browse etc. can I plant that will come back on its own each year and not have to be replanted?
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Oak trees for acorns....fir and cedar for winter browse here in Maine....they love 2 year old wood choppings where new tender stuff has started to recover....
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Old 03/24/06, 02:02 PM
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We have oaks and cedar. I am wanting to plant on land we cleared but would like for whatever I plant to be permanent feed. I was thinking sunflowers, chuffa and clover but need some others. Thanks, ET
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Comfrey and alfalfa
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Your location would probably help. Clovers & alfalfas work well.

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Old 03/24/06, 07:24 PM
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Central Texas north of Austin. Thanks, ET
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