The hedge apple tree, also known as the Osage orange, is a native tree growing ... you can grow hedge apples from seed or a sapling,' Katie continues. Hedge apple seeds are available from Amazon.

In a letter to the Journal, Turner told farmers not to plant Osage orange hedgerows by seed. The proper approach, he wrote, was to plant the seeds in a nursery and later transplant the seedlings ...

osage orange was used to grow thousands of miles of living hedge in the Midwestern plains; hence, another of its common names is “hedge-apple.” The saplings were planted close together in a ...

This week, we meet the Osage Orange or Maclura pomifera, also known as the hedge apple. While this species is not native to Indiana, it is found throughout the state, where it was planted for fence ...

Maclura pomifera is known widely by a few names: the Osage orange, the hedge apple, or the horse apple, though it is neither an orange nor an apple and is more closely related to the mulberry.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ January Tree of the Month is the Osage orange. It grows an iconic fruit that’s often referred to as a “spider ball.” Osage orange is a tree ...