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Cedar House Inn Demonstration Project

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Commenced:	01/09/2003
Submitted:	03/02/2011
Last updated:	07/10/2015
Location:	6463 Hwy 19 North, Dahlonega, GA, US
Phone:	706-867-9446
Website:	http://www.georgiamountaininn.com
Climate zone:	Warm Temperate

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Project: Cedar House Inn Demonstration Project

Posted by Fred Tanner almost 14 years ago

Have planted many fruit and berry bushes/trees prior to Spring season to insure proper rooting.

During the last several weeks we planted quinces, gooseberries, sour cherry, nanking cherry, paw paws, pomegranites, persimmons, raspberries and a mulberry tree. Plantings are in the berms of the swales to aid in watering. The swales are also mulched with leaves and straw to provide a composted mixture for water retention after rains as well as a good growing medium for roots migrating towards the swale ditch.

Cornelian cherries are ordered and should arrive in April. Hope to order more varieties of edible plants in this month or next.

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