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Black Locust sprouting everywhere

 
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Hey, my neighbor doesn't understand the value of what he's destroyed (cut down the mother tree 'cause BL are horrible trees'). Now nature is laughing at him! Black locust is sprouting everywhere - even across the street in our mow strip.

Anyone interested in some of these lovelies?

Message me if so.

 
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Old trees can have a HUGE root system. May his cursed tree spread through the neighborhood!
(Be sure to thank him///LOL)

 
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My great grandfather made a corn crib in the with locust. It lasted until well in my life.
 
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