Hedge Apples: Thanksgiving Décor and Strong American Wood
November 18, 2015You might find the odd-looking fruit of the hedge apple, aka osage orange, rolling around the ground this fall, but it’s the wood that’s really something to celebrate.
You might find the odd-looking fruit of the hedge apple, aka osage orange, rolling around the ground this fall, but it’s the wood that’s really something to celebrate.
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