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Re: Tulip poplar, Black locust and American holly trees
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> Now, however, they are popping up like weeds everywhere.  I think this began about 5 years ago.  What has changed?
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> More to ponder.
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I think that there is a lot more going on than just the three trees that I mentioned.  It is only because those were trees that produced nectar that they caught my attention.
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