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Here in mid TN,cedar, hackberry with afew ash,elm and and occasional red oak and sycamore.
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none since i sprayed SPIKE along them.. that stuffs bad
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The biggies I am always fighting are privet, elaeagnus (aka russian olive, and autumn olive), multiflora rose, wild cherry, and wild pear. The rose and wild pear are the worst to deal with. Here's a pic of a typical wild pear thorn: They go through gloves, boot soles, tractor tires, and steel belted truck tires.
===================== Boots were made for walking Winds were blowing change Boys fall in the jungle As I Came of Age
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Cedars, thorny Locusts, Mulberry, some Hackberry and Multifloral Rose bushes. Probably a few others scattered about but non that are as thick as the ones i have listed.
The last time that bear ate a lawyer he had the runs for 33 days!
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The biggies I am always fighting are privet, elaeagnus (aka russian olive, and autumn olive), multiflora rose, wild cherry, and wild pear. The rose and wild pear are the worst to deal with. Here's a pic of a typical wild pear thorn: They go through gloves, boot soles, tractor tires, and steel belted truck tires. Wow, That is an aggressive thorn!
Mark Begich, Joaquin Jackson, and Heller resistance... Three huge reasons to worry about the NRA.
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The biggies I am always fighting are privet, elaeagnus (aka russian olive, and autumn olive), multiflora rose, wild cherry, and wild pear. The rose and wild pear are the worst to deal with. Here's a pic of a typical wild pear thorn: They go through gloves, boot soles, tractor tires, and steel belted truck tires. Wow, That is an aggressive thorn! These wild pear trees are the offspring of Bradford Pear trees. The Bradfords are hybrids, and will produce some fertile seed. Since the parent tree is a hybrid you get throw backs from the seed. The birds love the little grape sized fruits they produce, and scatter them all over the countryside. There are vacant lots and neglected pastures where you can see acres of nothing but wild pear. Cutting one down is a real mess. The thorns are so numerous and long that the limbs lock together like velcro. They go through leather gloves like they're cotton. And if you miss any limbs or twigs cleaning up they will wreak havoc on your boots and tires later.
===================== Boots were made for walking Winds were blowing change Boys fall in the jungle As I Came of Age
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