TOPIC: Action in Western Va/WV

Just wanted to throw this out there in case anyone is growing in my area along the western Virginia/West Virginia border.
I was excited to find my Fall '09 patch comin' along nice. Out of roughly 100 three-year-old rootlets, it looks like every one of them made it, they all stand around 3-4 inches and appear pretty healthy. I planted the rootlets on a fairly steep eastern facing slope of a ridge (in hopes of making the sang less accessible to critters), in furrows about every 2 feet. I spaced the rootlets about two feet apart, thinking I can fill in the gaps down the line if I need to, (room to grow is the one thing I do have right now.)
No doubt, Larry H. is the man, I took all his generous advice and things are comin' along fine. I'll try and remember to bring a camera next time I'm out there and post some images. Best of luck this season ya'll.

Very nice Sanger!

If you dont mind me asking, where did you source your rootlets from?

The posting titled 'Source' is the response to your question, Larry Harding in Friendsville, Maryland.