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Originally Posted by Ekka  What an evil tree, screw that!  |
You know what Ekka, it is really not, again, quite as bad as it appears. It is also a very pretty tree and that why it has been engineered into a thornless cultival. It has small leaflets that give diffuse sunlight through the tree and isn t clogging. It has huge pods that give interest in the off season. As for the native thorned version, they scrape of quite easily with a handsaw or polesaw. The pain usually comes with a reach around and contacting one that you missed. LBut you usually reach around carefully. There isn t any on the branch ends. Clean up is very slow to say the least.