Not particularly sturdy - they break/fall over in rough weather, leaving lots of debris for you to clean up.
Not especially good for firewood - unless you're talking bonfire.
But...
Are they not gorgeous?!
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4 months ago
Monday, October 26, 2015
SASSAFRAS
Often called "trash" trees...
Prone to colonize - they will spread all over everywhere (sort of like kudzu), crowding out other, more desirable trees.
Not particularly sturdy - they break/fall over in rough weather, leaving lots of debris for you to clean up.
Not especially good for firewood - unless you're talking bonfire.
But...
Are they not gorgeous?!
Not particularly sturdy - they break/fall over in rough weather, leaving lots of debris for you to clean up.
Not especially good for firewood - unless you're talking bonfire.
But...
Are they not gorgeous?!
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-and they make delicious tea! I adore the smell of the bark, and sassafras leaves were always my favorite as a child. I loved the "mittens."
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