u/SuperDump101

I just received a survey from a tree foundation offering, for even a minimal donation, about a dozen Norway spruce saplings and a few flowering aromatic trees. I live on 1/10 acre and right now only have room for the flowering trees.

Should I do the donation, take possession of the trees I want plus the spruce saplings, and then guerilla the spruce around my region (SE Michigan)?

Where would be good spaces least likely to get removed? Random grass lots along the assumed property lines/shrubby areas? The green spaces between freeways and their on-ramps?

Edit: Thank you everyone! I will not do this.

I have about 8 yellow Hungarian wax peppers and want to do something other than pickle.

I'm thinking something along the line of stuffing with a sausage mixture and braising in a tomato based sauce and finishing with cheese.

Probably 350°F about 45 minutes. Maybe steam the peppers before stuffing?

But what herbs and additions could be good? Rice? Beef or lamb vs pork? What cheese do you all suggest?

Does anyone know if there is a resource in the united states where I can look information on old, discarded orchards to find out what kind of fruit trees were actually grown there - like apple vs pear vs stone fruit?