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Sylvester Fishburne wrote:I had a couple minutes, I looked pretty hard but for a short time, and I could only find one. I'm curious where the hell they all went. If they rotted just over the winter, it would appear they might've. I'll look around some more. I wanna try growing these now too, but I don't have enough space for 'em. Even one really. Not when I could be growing edible fruit. Anyway, I'll look around. Like I said, there are tons here. I looked under about 3 trees very quickly and didn't see any. But, they can't have all disappeared.
Sylvester Fishburne wrote:
By the way, how would I ship this thing? Can I stick a package in my mailbox, like I do an outgoing letter, for the postman? How would I calculate postage? I like the idea of not stopping at the post office.
Sylvester
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Mark Clipsham wrote:The black locust grows pretty fast - watch out for the thorns not only are they sharp but have some sort of toxin that lasts for a while if you get poked.
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Steven Kovacs wrote:Todd, Rebecca,
I'm glad you got them! Yes, these ones were very small. They were bigger the previous year, but I wonder if the brutal drought we had last summer made the fruit smaller.
No need to send any payment, I just want to hear whether the seeds germinate and if so what you do with the seedlings. I'll try germinating my remaining ones here and we can compare notes.
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Steven Kovacs wrote:Rebecca, Todd,
Did your seeds germinate? Mine seem to have done so but the seedlings are tiny and I can't positively ID them for sure.
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