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They roll pretty well until they get mushy, then the seeds are pretty easily dispersed by rain. And the mature tree does really well on hillsides/near streams.
by Loughla 4y ago
They roll pretty well until they get mushy, then the seeds are pretty easily dispersed by rain. And the mature tree does really well on hillsides/near streams. So maybe water is the answer?
Also, I'm certain that something ate them. I've personally seen Squirrels, groundhogs, horses, and cows eat them.
- doodlebugging 4y agoAround my house, like the elms, hercules club, and hackberries that are native, bois d'arc tends to be spread by birds shitting the seeds. I have a grove of birdshit elms that I written previously about.