Description

A popular native tree that produces a very large, brain-looking inedible fruit on female plants.  They are thorny, with extremely hard durable wood.  Used as living fences for centuries. Related to mulberries.  They are used also as a rootstock for che fruit.  Ours will be big enough to graft after about one more season of growth.  Maclura pomifera

Recommended for Organic Growing

Uses: Reforestation, wildlife, che rootstock.

Blooms:  Blooms late and avoids frosts.  Begins blooming about 4-5 years from planting.

Disease resistant species.

Native USA Tree.

Plant Size: 1-YR, Approximately 1-2′ Tall bare-root, unsexed seedlings