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Wednesday, December 08, 2021

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Kris P

I understand the frustration of dealing with an endless mess like that. Is the tree a vigorous self-seeder?

Beth@PlantPostings

Wow, that is a lot of pods! We have a few, but not that many. My biggest challenge is the massive Oak leaves. I'm trying a slightly different method this year of raking some and relying on the Northwest winds to blow the ones in the back into the woods. It seems to be working. ;-)

danger garden

Wow. As I pick up leaves and needles in my garden the chore seems to never end. There is such a difference between leaves that quickly break down, and thick waxy ones that do not. These pods are on a whole other level! How many Honeylocust do you have?

Linda Brazill

LOREE — We have three trees but only two get pods. It seemed like we never had seedlings, not like with the Sugar Maple. But last summer I felt like I was pulling tiny Locust seedlings from all over the garden.

Linda Brazill

BETH — Letting the wind solve the problem is a great solution.

Linda Brazill

KRIS P. — I didn't use to think the Locust self-0seeded much but it seems to be doing it a lot more. Maybe it's another consequence of climate change.

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