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Black Locust Scouting

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Slocum, May 28, 2019.

  1. Slocum

    Slocum

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    Here in Indiana its a good time to scout for black locust. They are in full bloom. Pretty white flowers. You can see them a mile away!
     
  2. Eric VW

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    Find them, mark them if need be, then cut them.
    Unless you can find a good source of dead downed, preferably off the ground.
     
  3. Ctwoodtick

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    You better get on it then :D
     
  4. buZZsaw BRAD

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    Speaking of dead locust...did you get any more Eric VW ?
     
  5. Eric VW

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    Not yet... schedule has been packed every free minute... but it’s there for the taking and reserved for MarkG and I whenever we get to it. Double win.
     
  6. jo191145

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    Good info.
    There’s a hedgerow on my road where the trees are even with the edge of the road. Some of the closest are a set of big old Sassafras. Been wondering for 50 years why the town doesn’t cut them down. Plenty of mirror scars on em.
    Just learned this year what BL bark looks like. Now I’m wondering If they're even really Sass.
    I’ll look for flowers.