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The big specimen seen from the MacDowells’ porch is covered with fruits at this time of the year. They also litter the ground where, according to Bob MacDowell, deer feast on them. There is a male Osage Orange at the front of the MacDowells’ house that supplies the female tree with pollen.
The leaves of Osage Orange have a simple elegance. Arranged alternately along the twigs, they are eggshaped, 3 to 5 inches long, and have a graceful, tapering
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