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Osage Orange
While used for centuries by native Americans in its original area for war clubs and bows, it was the first tree Lewis and Clark sent back east from St. Louis in 1804. These trees are easily recognized by the glossy, lance-shaped leaves and their short, stout one inch thorns, that give them their value as fences for farm animals.

Ohio Buckeye
It is one of the first trees to shed its leaves in autumn, but it puts on a vivid display of bright orange and yellow before the leaves drop. The fresh seeds of this tree and the Red Buckeye are reported to be poisonous to man but not to squirrels.

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Listings for Hats in Utah

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	Willard Bay Gardens, LLC
	Willard, Utah (UT) 84340-9505 Click for details...


	J & L Garden Center
	Bountiful, Utah (UT) 84010