Fodder thornless honeylocusts

Tj Jefferson

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Fellow silvopastoralists, I wanted to let you know that Rolling River Nursery has those hard to find big pod fodder honeylocusts I've been after for a while. They have been really hard to source.

I have no idea whether they are a good source, but they have all the ones I am after. I'm soooo excited!

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Daniel Brockett

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Location: Zone 6a Western PA

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Many are sold out, but try Perfect Circle Farm

Lots of great stuff, some sourced from the remnants of the JW Hershey plantings in Downingtown, PA.

snakes are really good at eating slugs. And you wouldn't think it, but so are tiny ads:

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