Bee Bee Trees

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Bee Bee Trees

Post by Zulu »

Anyone around here plant some of these trees

Evodia danielii: Korean Evodia

I have ordered seeds and will grow them into small plants in my Greenhouse.

http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/st242

This flowers June through Late August with strong nectar flow

Actually warns people about where they plant them because of high attraction to bees
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Post by Wally »

I was given one about 3 inches tall last summer. I set it out last fall at about 18 inches tall. It is starting to bud now.
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Post by drewgrim »

if you have any extra seeds i will buy a few from you or trade for some other bee plants.
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Happy to share once I get them
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Post by dhamiltn »

What sort of honey does it produce?
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dhamiltn wrote:What sort of honey does it produce?
Sorry as a novice I dont know yet, but all the info I can find shows it to be extremely important in the months that are typically without pollen and nectar.

I intend to plant one or two on my property and a bunch as boundary trees on the farm across the way.
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Post by Doug Shaw »

Sweet Honey 8)
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