Written by Empire National Nursery, Your Southwest Missouri Source for Fast Growing Trees.

Another New eBook Has Been Published

Among some of the most tasty and healthy fruits we grow, are Blackberries. Thanks to our "consrcipted" author, William A. Jack, we now have live, "Simple How to Plant and Grow Blackberries", (Amazon Kindle ASIN: B07MJC38T), both in eBook and paperback. 

Cited, "One of the most  popular berries today is the blackberry. And what is not to like about the blackberry? They are sweet, juicy, produce berries in clusters that are fairly easy to pick quickly (at least the varieties without thorns), and they can grow across almost nationwide. They are also popular because of the health benefits, and there is a growing interest in large scale blackberry farms. There are many already, that is true, but even more interest for more and larger farms, as the fruit is  used in juices, cereal, dairy products, and a wide range of foods. Also, in the landscape design, blackberry makes a nice medium to tall shrub, planted as a single ornamental specimen, mixed with other plants, or in lines and hedges." 

Have an interest? "Get the Book"...

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"Get the Book", that's among our new slogans this year, part of our New Years resolutions... 

But actually, that we do have a growing "bookshelf" of helpful, how-to, and informative eBooks and paperbacks. These are available only on Amazon Kindle, but they make it very easy view or get or view. All of these are available in eBook form, and most can be purchased in paperback form.

What you would do, is go to Amazon.com, find the books in their Kindle section, then do a search for William A. Jack (Author), the title, or the ASIN number.

Each of the tree books, in particular, offers planting and care instructions, tips on planting, pruning, and fertilizing, plus other information. Easy to read, simple to understand, a nice informative reference for your home and garden library.

Consider these titles.

Compost 101: Simple How-to Make and Recycle Your Organic Wastes
By William A. Jack
ASIN: B07FY7JDTZ

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How to Plant and Grow the Paw Paw Tree
By William A. Jack   
ASIN: B07GDKX2ZC

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How-to Plant and Grow the Black Aronia Berry
By William A. Jack
ASIN: B07GBNVDV6
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Easy How-to Plant and Grow Blueberries
By William A. Jack
ASIN: B07GZTC9S5

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Easy How-to Plant and Grow the Ameri-Willow Tree: For fast growing Privacy Screens and Windbreaks
By William A. Jack
ASIN: B07H5SCK75

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How-to Plant and Grow Mulberry Trees
By William A. Jack
ASIN: B07GC7331Q

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How-to Plant and Grow Colorado Blue Spruce Trees
By William A. Jack
ASIN: B07HHHF6YS

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Simple How-to Plant and Grow Quaking Aspen Trees
By William A. Jack
ASIN: B07H4TRS1B

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Easy How-to Plant and Grow European White Birch Trees
By William A. Jack
ASIN: B07H42BJBV

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Simple How-to Plant and Grow Horsechestnut, Ohio Buckeye, and Red Buckeye Trees: 3 Trees for Shade in the Landscape
By William A. Jack
ASIN: B07H3BHWCH

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The Empire of Trees: The ListBot Articles of Trees for Home Garden Landscaping and Reforestation Projects
By William A. Jack
ASIN: B07KPYYS4D

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The Empire of Seeds: The ListBot Articles of Seeds for Home Garden Landscaping
By: William A. Jack
ASIN:  B07KSGLZ4X

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Simple How-to Plant and Grow Blackberries
By: William A. Jack
ASIN: B07MJC38TS

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How to Grow Marijuana Plants for Medical and Recreation Use
 By: William A. Jack
ASIN:  B07KTH2GRH

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And, those written by Thomas Logwood, includes:

A Walk in the Sub-Alpine Meadows: A Look at the Tuolumne Meadows Ecosystem
ASIN: B07HM928TH
By T. H. Logwood
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Collecting Old Stock Certificates: A Look at the Past
ASIN:  B07HNX1FGK
By T. H. Logwood
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The End of American Freedom: Free Speech Can Die in the 2020 Election
By T. H. Logwood
ASIN: B07MSJ4QD7  

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The U.S.S. La Porte (APA 151), The Pearl of the Pacific
By T. H. Logwood
ASIN: B07L6JXRB9


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Happy reading... Enjoy!

Go to the eBooks section in our Catalog.









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 Summer 2018 - What's New?

Yes, true, it has been a while since our last blog posting, and although we have a modest following and readership, we hope to reach out to more tree-lovers over the following weeks and months.

Well then... What's New? For the nursery, quite a lot... We moved the nursery to this southwestern Missouri location in late 2015. We started from scratch, developing the facility as time and resources were available, now with the many projects in various stages of utility. We have been busy, land has been cleared, the Johnson Grass and other durable weeds are constantly being controlled, new beds and work areas, watering systems installed, new buildings to help us manage and grow the nursery, plus modest work on the website and other marketing venues. There is still a lot to be done, so each day is another opportunity to move just a little bit further along in our endeavors.

Over the years, our theme has been the Fast Growing Trees, primarily for privacy screens and windbreaks, featuring our Ameri-Willow hybrid. We experiment and grow many trees and plants, having had over 200 types offered for quite a few years, but change is constant in the nursery. We still grow our core fast-growers, and we have increasingly been producing the edible trees and shrubs, namely select fruit trees and berry bushes. Keep tabs on our catalog webpage for the latest availability.

And speaking of availability... as it is summer, so not much can be shipped. We are still primarily mail-order, and that makes shipping limited at certain times of the year. As the spring weather gets warmer, trees break dormancy, and the temperatures while the box is in transit, gets too warm. This means that shipping declines to a trickle, although we can and do ship some items using various tricks and techniques. Really the best time to ship, or receive your trees, is while they are dormant, but that also depends on your location. The general rules-of-thumb we use is, the northern states ship in late-summer to early fall, then again from late-winter to late-spring, sometimes even early summer. Now the southern states, or the southern half of the country, generally has the best shipping windows from late-fall through early, sometimes mid-spring. Actually there are many variables involved we consider when processing the orders. If in doubt about the timing, ask us... we can help.

Plan for the fall... What's New in our varied assortment of trees and plants will become shippable again as the weather and tree conditions become favorable. Maybe we will have more our our project-work done as well... Our motto is "Plan early, plant early", so watch the Catalog for further changes. 

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