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Honey Bear Tree | Englewood CO Child Care Center

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Stepping Stones Academy – Rosenberg TX Licensed Center – Child Care Program

Description: HONEY BEAR TREE is a Child Care Center in Englewood CO, with a maximum capacity of 100 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Preschool. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Additional Information: Children shall be directly supervised at all timesSpecial Needs: Cognitive Delays;Speech/Communication.

Program and Licensing Details

License Number:
45508
Capacity:
100
Age Range:
Preschool
State Rating:
2
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
Yes
Languages Supported:
English, English
Initial License Issue Date:
Oct 12, 2001
Current License Issue Date:
Sep 14, 2016
District Office:
Colorado Dept of Human Services – Division of Child Care
District Office Phone:
303-866-5958 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )

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Child Abuse Investigation	2018-02-22	Lack of Supervision	Unfounded

Child Abuse Investigation	2018-02-22	Other	Unfounded

Child Abuse Investigation	2018-02-22	Harsh Treatment	Unfounded

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Child Abuse Investigation	2018-02-22	Business/Financial	Unfounded

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Bear nut (tree hazel): benefits and harms, cultivation

For many decades, tree hazel trees have been mercilessly cut down. Valuable wood was used for furniture, wall decoration. The bear nut has been declared endangered. Preserved in hard-to-reach places, reserves. It is actively grown in household plots for beauty and health.

Description of the bear nut

The only tree of the hazel genus. In nature, 30 m tall, with a lifespan of 200 years. On the territory of Russia, the tree-like hazel is smaller. Its height is 8 – 10 m.

Bearnut straight, greyish. The bark is light, consists of plates that are easily separated. The crown is dense, pyramidal, the length of the branches decreases towards the top. Young shoots have an edge, lighter than adult branches.

The leaf plate of the hazel tree is large, heart-shaped, the top is sharp, the edges are serrated. Young leaves are pubescent above, hairy below along the veins. The developed leaf is smooth, brighter above.

Foliage is green from spring to late autumn, then turns yellow, red or orange. nine0003

Long catkins (up to 10 cm) – male flowers. They remain on the tree when the leaves fall. In the spring, they “wake up” first, the wind transfers the ripened pollen to the female flowers. Their burgundy stigmas are barely visible from the buds. Pollination takes place. Leaves appear after a few days.

Hard-shelled fruit, 2 cm in diameter. Each nut is inside a leaf wrapper. It is wide open, shaped like a bell. The kernel is edible, tasty, but small.

Bearnut root, taproot, deep into the soil. Due to this, the breed is considered wind-resistant. nine0003

Advantages and disadvantages of the species

When planting a tree nut on his plot or near the house, the gardener must take into account all the pros and cons of this species. The longevity of a plant can be both positive and not so good. Carrots can be sown every year on different beds . Bearnut – no.

Before buying a seedling of tree hazel, it is worth familiarizing yourself with the disadvantages of growing it:

edible seeds are small, like peas;
the shell is hard, you can’t peel it with your hands, you can’t gnaw it with your teeth; nine0032
transplanting a ten meter giant is not possible. He lands once and for all;
the first harvest of bearnuts can be harvested in the 7th year.

Now for the good:

the bear hazel tree is really beautiful! Under its dense crown, the rain will not wet;
normally tolerates frost, drought;
easy care;
annual crops;
the fruits of the hazel tree are tasty, nutritious, very useful.

Useful properties of bear nuts

Hazel seeds, when taken regularly, are good for health. Nuts contain proteins, healthy fats, some carbohydrates, vitamins, essential minerals. Bear nut is a real natural healer. With its help:

increase the level of hemoglobin, immunity;
normalize metabolism;
liver tissue, nerve cells are restored, wounds, cuts, scratches heal faster;
remove sputum from the bronchi to relieve cough;
dissolve sand, small kidney stones;
regulate hormonal levels, potency;
with breastfeeding increase lactation;
burn subcutaneous fat;
return energy after hard work or physical exertion.

Your doctor’s advice will help you choose the right direction of treatment.

Contraindications

Hazelnuts are tasty, nutritious, but not for everyone. Doctors do not recommend using them if they are diagnosed with:

allergies;
exacerbation of diseases of the kidneys, liver, gallbladder;
neurodermatitis;
chronic psoriasis.

Small hazel kernels are not allowed for children under 3 years of age.

Application of tree hazel

Dietary kernels are used in the food and confectionery industries. Milk, sweets, halva are made from them. Chopped nuts complement pates, salads, hot dishes.

Cold-pressed bear nut oil is used for food, medical, cosmetic preparations, paints, varnishes are created on its basis. nine0003

Folk medicine keeps recipes for healing with bearnuts:

Take an equal amount of crushed nuts, honey, a tablespoon 3 times a day for anemia.
A mixture of kernels, a glass of hot milk will stop a cough. Take morning and evening after meals.
Infusion of hazel flowers promotes healing of injured skin, relieves pain, swelling in varicose veins.

Bark, shells, leaves, flowers – raw materials for tinctures, infusions, decoctions in the treatment of various diseases. Tea with leaves (1 tablespoon per glass of hot water) strengthens the nervous system, replenishes the supply of vitamins. nine0003

The wind resistance of hazel trees is used to protect plantings, strengthen the slopes of ravines. Tall, slender plants are planted along roads, in parks, on the streets.

White wood with a pinkish tinge is used for the production of furniture, finishing materials.

Optimal growing conditions

Listed in the Red Book, bear hazel loves mixed forest, humidity of ravines, river banks, fertile soils. Adjacent to oak, linden. Hazel does not form. nine0003

The culture is resistant to frost, spring and summer frosts, heat. It is shade-tolerant, takes root well, grows rapidly, forms thickets under natural conditions.

Planting and caring for bearnuts

The best time to plant a hazel tree is early autumn. Seedlings that are 1 – 2 years old are cut off the lateral roots. The remaining root system is treated with a mixture of clay and manure.

Young arboreal hazel trees will take root, quickly begin to grow if certain planting rules are observed:

prepare a hole half a meter deep, 60 cm by 60 cm, there must be no other trees within a radius of 5 m;
put a bucket of pebbles, crushed stone, broken bricks on the bottom;
cover the drain with a layer of wood chips or bark;
the next layer is rotted manure;
rammer;
pour out a glass of superphosphate, 1 liter of ash, a handful of rusty metal filings or nails;
lay nutrient soil;
lower the seedling into the prepared hole, fill it with water; nine0032
cover the roots with a layer of fertile soil;
lay leaves, straw, humus around the trunk;
Water planting in a week.

In the spring, dig up the near-stem circle, weed out, apply 50 g of nitrogenous fertilizers.

Easy care. Tree hazel is watered monthly, more often during drought. Root offspring, side shoots of a bear nut must be cut annually in early spring.

Hazel propagation

In the forest, tree-like hazel reproduces by seeds, offshoots, shoots from stumps. Root suckers are formed infrequently. The tap root of the tree goes deep underground.

Gardeners breed new seedlings in their household plots by offspring, offshoots, dividing the bush.

Propagation by offshoots

In spring it is important to choose the strongest side shoot. Better than one year old. Gently bend down to the ground. Cover with earth, leaving the top on the surface. In the summer, water the bear hazel every 2 weeks. In the autumn, when the roots appear, separate the tree from the main plant, transplant to a new place. nine0003

Reproduction by offspring

Offspring grow from lateral roots at a distance of 1 – 2 m from the trunk. Young shoots of hazel in a couple of years will be ready for planting.

Dig up the earth around the trunk, cut off the new plant from the root. The seedling is ready for transplanting.

Propagation by grafting

Related species may be grafted . Bear hazel – graft for hazelnuts. This method is not breeding. With its help, the qualities of the original plant are improved: the nuts will become larger, tastier. nine0003

The actions are simple. They can be performed by a farmer without skills. Part of one tree is transferred to another. They grow together, new varietal features are created.

The operation can be carried out in spring, summer or autumn. It all depends on local climatic conditions. In the spring, a grafted bud may suffer from late frosts, in the fall it will not have time to take root.

Growers consider the second half of July to be the best time for grafting. There is a high survival rate, grafting materials better “stick together” with each other. nine0003

Procedure:

Take a bud with a piece of wood about 3 cm from a strong healthy bush. It must be mature and developed.
Choose a place on the stem of the scion that is level and free of knots. Wipe off dirt.
Make a “T” cut.
Push the bark along the cut.
Insert kidney. Hold the wood around her. It is not advisable to touch the open tissues of the trunk with your hands.
Smooth out the bark. Rewind the inoculation site with tape. Tight, but not tight. nine0032
Look under the dressing after 2 weeks. If the wound began to tighten, then everything was done correctly.

Professional breeders advise to take into account that the kidney may not mate, freeze. Material incompatibility, fungal diseases, rodent attacks are possible.

Propagation by dividing the bush

The method of propagating bearnut by dividing the bush is simple. The root system of the dug out plant is cut with a sharp shovel so that each half retains the roots (about 30 cm). nine0003

Hazel can now be planted in a different place if the old one no longer suits. Tree hazel roots are treated with a weak solution of potassium permanganate or fine activated charcoal. For disinfection.

Wintering hazel

Perennial trees do not require winter protection. They are resistant to frost, temperature extremes. Young seedlings of bear hazel for 2-3 years are covered with covering material (lutrasil or spunbond) in the cold. You can use plastic wrap. The owners of walnut trees use the bending of young plants, then they cover them with snow. nine0003

Hazel pruning

In early spring, when the tree nut has not yet grown, pruning is carried out. Cut off lateral shoots, young shoots of the root, dry, damaged parts. The height of the tree does not allow to form a crown or cut off all the dried branches.

Diseases and pests

Diseases and pests are not terrible for large hazel trees. Squirrels, forest mice can “pull” the crop. In their hollows, burrows, huge reserves are collected for the hungry time.

Newly planted trees suffer from diseases, rodents, insects:

Click beetle larvae damage immature roots;
Powdery mildew appears as a bloom on the underside of the leaf. Later, black shiny balls with yellow spores appear;
Fungi attack leaves. Yellow, brown spots “spread” over the leaf plate, it dries, falls off;
Nut weevil feeds on buds, leaves, ovaries. The female gnaws through the shell and lays an egg. The larva eats the core, moves to the ground. The next summer she becomes a chrysalis, new beetles appear; nine0032
Aphids feed on tree sap. Nuts do not ripen;
the real trouble of the tree-like hazel are honey mushrooms loved by many. Fungi destroy the integrity of the wood. White fibrous rot appears on the bark. If action is not taken, the tree will die.

Farmers use blue vitriol or Bordeaux mixture against fungal diseases. Insecticides (emulsions, powders, sprayers) get rid of harmful insects.

Special tillage will help fight the mole cricket. Experienced gardeners recommend metal nets dug around seedlings against it. nine0003

It is possible to grow a rare crop – a tree-like hazel on your site. Grafting will improve fruiting, the quality of the kernels. Protection from pests, proper care will give you enjoyment of the beauty of the tree, the aroma of fruits, and useful potions.

90,000 Drain (Bear Walnut): Description, Photo

Content

1 Description of a bear nut
2 Advantages and disadvantages of the type
3 The use of Leshchina
4 Optimal growing conditions
5 Planting and caring for a bear nut
6 Reproduction
7 Diseases and pests
8 Conclusion

Tree hazel (Bear nut) belongs to the genus Hazel, family Birch. Because of the beautiful and durable wood, the hazel was massively cut down. In nature, it is found only in hard-to-reach places. The ability to grow at an altitude of more than 1700 m above sea level saved the bear nut from the final destruction of the variety. The tree is listed in the Red Book. nine0003

Description of the bear nut

Tree hazel is a type of hazel. The only representative of its kind that has a tree as a life form. Its height in the wild reaches 30 m, in Russian latitudes the maximum growth of a tree is 8 m. Life expectancy is 200 years.

Bearnut crown symmetrical, pyramidal, dense, dense. The trunk is covered with deeply fissured bark and separating plates of a light brown hue. Young shoots drooping, grey. The foliage is large, 12-13 cm long and 8 cm wide, broadly ovate, dark green in color. The base is heart-shaped, the edges are serrated. The length of the petiole is 3-5 cm. The buds are oblong, with a reddish omission, covered with small scales. The green color of the foliage of the tree-like hazel retains until late autumn. The root system of the bear nut is rod-shaped, deep. It allows the tree to hold firmly in the ground, so the plant is often used as forest protection plantings. nine0003

Tree-like hazel blossoms early, in March or April. Male flowers have an oblong shape in the form of earrings, up to 12 cm long. Their color is light yellow. The female flowers are hidden in buds. The fruits are small, strong, oblong, flattened on the sides. The average size of the nuts is 2 cm. The shell is hard and thick. Inside the fruit is a seed. On top of the walnut is a velvety, wide-open cupule. Infructescences are collected from nuts in 48 pieces.

Advantages and disadvantages of the species

Seeing a photo of a tree-like hazel, you might think that the tree is devoid of all disadvantages. nine0003

However, this issue is worth looking into in more detail. Positive qualities of a bear nut:

climatic endurance;
abundant annual fruiting;
fruits are a dietary food product;
excellent decorative qualities;
the best rootstock for hazelnuts;
durability.

Bearnut deficiencies should be noted:

small fruit and hard shell; nine0032
high tree height, difficulties in harvesting;
fruiting occurs by 7-8 years.

Application of arborescens

The fruits of arborescens are used in the food industry. Nuts have a high energy value. The consistency of the kernel is oily. The composition includes useful trace elements, vitamins.

The appearance of the bear nut is very attractive not only in the photo, but in reality. A slender tree with large carved leaves and a compact crown looks like a plane tree. Hazel tree-like from afar attracts the eye and easily decorates any landscape. It is used in landscape design, for decorating alleys, parks. Bearnuts are planted in groups or singly in botanical gardens. nine0003

Wood is valued in furniture production. It is dense, fine-layered, has a beautiful reddish tint. Suitable for finishing cabins, front rooms, furniture production.

Important! The bear nut can still be used as a rootstock for tree hazelnuts.

Optimal growing conditions

Forest-steppes, broad-leaved and mountain forests, forest edges are considered to be the ideal growing zone in the wild for tree hazel. You can see the bear nut along the rivers, in the beams, in places where there is high humidity. Limey, deep soils are preferred for tree-like hazel. Does not tolerate saline, compacted lands. nine0003

Bearnut is a shade-tolerant tree that grows rapidly. Often forms thickets. It does not form pure stands, it is found in mixed forests. Grows together with beech, oak, hornbeam, maple. Able to withstand temperatures down to -30°C and below. Therefore, it is common on the territory of Ukraine, Belarus, Asia Minor, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Iran, the Balkans. In Russia, it is found in the North Caucasus, Transcaucasia.

Planting and caring for bearnuts

Hazelnut seedlings with a closed root system have a quick survival rate, planted in early autumn. Culture prefers only fertile, well-drained soils. On a site with poor and sandy soils, it is recommended to apply compost or organic humus. When choosing a place, it should be borne in mind that the distance to a neighboring tree should be at least 5 m.

Preparatory work for planting arboreal hazel consists of the following steps:

preparation of a hole 60×60 cm and 50 cm deep;
application of 0. 5 kg of mineral fertilizers and 10 kg of humus;
wetting the pit with water.

Immediately before planting, bearnut roots are cut and dipped in a clay mash. This contributes to better survival. After the tree is watered abundantly, and the near-stem circle is mulched.

Tree hazel is easy to care for. The main thing is to regularly remove weeds and loosen the soil, for unhindered air access to the roots, as well as water, fertilize, and cut. nine0003

The first watering is carried out a week after planting the bearnut. In the future, 1 time in 30 days is enough. Thus, during the growing season, the frequency of irrigation is 6-7 times.
The norm of one tree hazel is 30-50 l. In dry summers, you need to moisturize more often.
In the first year, the ground under the seedling should not dry out.
Bearnuts are recommended to be fed in spring. During the swelling of the kidneys, 50 g of ammonium nitrate are added under the tree. nine0032
The second time nitrogenous fertilizers are required in July, which stimulates fruit ripening at the same time.
In the autumn it is necessary to feed tree hazelnuts with potassium-phosphorus fertilizers. The procedure is repeated every 3 years.
Bearnut pruning is carried out annually in the spring, before the start of the growing season. The tree needs only sanitary pruning.
The root circle should be loosened regularly to a depth of 5-7 cm. nine0032

Propagation

In the wild, bearnut reproduces through seeds and root shoots. In garden farms, the culture is bred by cuttings, grafting, dividing the bush, layering.

Arc outlets. In the spring, the lateral annual shoot is bent down, laid in a trench 15 cm deep. The stem is fixed with pegs, and the top remains above the surface. Sprinkle with earth and water periodically. By autumn, roots will appear. The site should be detached from the mother plant and transplanted to another location. nine0032
Offspring. Approximately 1 m from the tree-like hazel, young shoots sprout from the roots. After 2-3 years they are used as a fully developed planting material. The peripheral offspring of the bear nut are dug up and separated from the roots with an ax. These seedlings can be planted in a hole in several pieces at once.
Division and grafting. For grafting, it is recommended to use wild tree-like hazel, as it does not produce offspring. Cuttings are carried out in the spring, and budding in the fall. For cuttings, the upper parts of the bush are suitable. They are cut in winter and stored until warm under the snow. nine0032

Attention! In the process of dividing, they dig up a bush of a bear nut and cut it into two parts.

It is important that each half has roots 25-30 cm long. Sections are disinfected with powdered activated charcoal.

Diseases and pests

Despite the fact that the tree hazel is considered a stable crop with good immunity, it is still susceptible to diseases and attacks by harmful insects.

Powdery mildew. Symptoms: white coating on leaves, stem, fruits. After time, it darkens, acquires a dense structure. The affected areas die. The bear nut becomes more susceptible to cold weather. nine0032
White rot. A fungal disease from which the tree suffers greatly. If measures are not taken in time, the tree-like hazel may die.
Fungal rust. Symptoms: the appearance of orange spots on the leaf plate, the edges are fascinated up, dry.
Aphid. It feeds on the juice of the plant, which later leads to death. The fruits of the diseased bear nut do not ripen.
Bud mite. A small insect that spends the winter hiding in the buds of a nut. There he lays his eggs. And in the spring, the affected buds dry up. nine0032
Nut weevil. The bug is 10 mm in size. Its females lay larvae in unripe fruits. If measures are not taken in time, up to 50% of the crop is lost.
Nut beetle. A pest that eats hazel leaves.

Fungal diseases are treated with fungicides: Falcon, Topsin, blue vitriol, Bordeaux liquid.