Osage growing in the Northeast?

Started by El Perro, December 31, 2013, 02:53:00 PM

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El Perro

Has anyone found Osage growing in New England? I'm in Massachusetts and have wanted to find and cut some Osage since I first got into this in the late 90s.  Anyone come across any or am I chasing a pipe dream and need to face the fact of a long drive to Osage country? I don't even know if I could spot an osage tree in the woods... guess I'll cross that bridge when....

You'll have the eternal thanks of an osage hungry Yankee!

LittleBen

http://laptopgardener.com/?p=817

all 48 continental states ... where is still a mystery. I've never seen any in NY or NE

LittleBen

https://gobotany.newenglandwild.org/species/maclura/pomifera/   apparently in every county in MA. I'd find someone who does tree work and offer a bounty on information leading to stave harvest.

George Tsoukalas

I have not seen any in NH, at least not in the places I have been. Jawge

LittleBen

On the plus side, there is a ridiculous excess of hickory, black locust, ERC, hophornbeam, maple, oak, walnut, ash, and elm.

El Perro

I like the bounty idea Ben.  Thanks for the links too.

red hill

Check with the forestry commission or local foresters.

horatio1226

I know where there are 2 trees here 20 miles south of Albany.
"So long as the moon returns to the heavens in a bent, beautiful arc, so long will the fascination with archery in man lasts."

El Perro

What will it take to get you to give up the location Horatio?

Sounds like I need to do a more thorough search of my area.

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