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RE: 2 Minutes with the Farmer: What Are Hedge Apples Good For???
Osage orange wood was once prized for its strength. An old saying goes a bow made from osage orange was worth a horse and two blankets. As a hedgerow it needs no protection from predation while it is getting established, apparently deer and sheep find it repulsive. I am starting some osage orange trees from seed but also do not know anything you can do with the fruits. Apparently the seeds are edible according to @mackmck .. that's awesome!
I didn’t think about it’s wood. We burn some but it sparks like crazy. It is a beautiful wood. Thanks for commenting