Poor Old Country Boy Nursery, LLC

01/14/2020

MUSHROOM MULCH NEEDED
The Poor Old Country Boy Needs To Purchase a truckload (18 wheeler preferred) before 2020 Planting Season.

[email protected]
[email protected]
Voice mail 814-623-7759
Text 8146170441

01/05/2020

EVOLUTION OF A SIGN

12/18/2019

Finally A Sign For The Poor Old Country Boy Nursery

12/29/2018

http://content.yardmap.org/bird/carolina-wren/
These guys are hard to find.

YardMap is a new Citizen Science Project at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology designed to let you make landscape maps of your yard and other green spaces like parks and nature reserves. Sign-up to stay informed of the YardMap release or to become an official beta tester.

12/14/2018

The KromFarm home of the Poor Old Country Boy is also lucky to have this combination which can be observer durning the warm months!

Dead snags containing nest holes of flickers and woodpeckers, hunts open land where it finds grasshoppers, mice, and reptiles

12/14/2018

The KromFarm home of the Poor Old Country Boy has this combination in large numbers during the cold months!

Black-capped Chickadee
Serviceberry, bayberry, winterberry, and viburnum shrubs, as well as pines and birches

12/14/2018

Some more Things I need to know

Discover exactly which plants to add to your yard, based on the birds you want to attract.

12/14/2018

This is a photostory of how to recognise different leaves by their shape.

12/14/2018

https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=Yz7DZqSvh5c

I need to learn more
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This is a photostory of how to recognise different leaves by their shape.

10/22/2018

Royer 300 Shedder The Poor Old Country Boy accepted delivery a Royer 300 Shedder Screener mixer for processing a wide variety of material such as soils, humus, organic compost, sands, clays, etc. The Royer 300 shreds, aerates, mixes, screens, and separates in one continuous operation.

Royer Parts ROYER 300
1-888-769-3702 L = 20’
(920) 688-2285 W = 7’2”
[email protected] H = 10’-4 ½”
Please contact us for prices and availability!
Humus
In soil science, humus (derived in 1790–1800 from the Latin humus for earth, ground) denominates the fraction of soil organic matter that is amorphous and without the "cellular cake structure characteristic of plants, micro-organisms or animals.