Kix Nelson and Tom James interview Frank Brock from Morse Nursery, a family-operated business specializing in high-quality fruit, nut, and berry-producing trees designed for wildlife habitats. The conversation covers the importance of tree genetics, custom consultations for property design, tree survival kits, grafting techniques, the nutritional benefits of chestnuts, and the role of shrubs in wildlife management. Frank also discusses the logistics of shipping trees and the future plans for Morse Nursery, emphasizing the growing demand for habitat design services.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Morse Nursery and Habitat Design
01:36 The History and Genetics of Trees
04:59 Custom Habitat Design Services
08:26 Tree Survival Kits and Planting Techniques
13:42 The Importance of Chestnut Trees
19:30 Grafting Techniques and Tree Growth
24:50 Shrubbery and Its Role in Wildlife Habitat
33:57 Native Plants and Ecosystem Compatibility
35:26 Cold Hardy Trees and Regional Adaptation
36:36 Shipping Logistics for Tree Orders
38:04 Cost and Value of Tree Planting
39:47 Tree Planting for Wildlife and Hunting
41:29 Commercial Chestnut Production
43:18 Future Plans for Morris Nursery
44:30 Spring vs. Fall Planting Strategies
46:32 Final Thoughts
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