Hedge apples

The Osage orange, also known as a hedge apples (and in some areas, “monkey balls”), is a tree that grows in North America, and gets its name from the Osage Native American tribes who used its hard …

Do you know What is a Hedge Apple? This article will answer all of your questions about this strange-looking fruit.

Find out how to use hedge apples to repel spiders and mice so you can enjoy a pet free space. This is a frugal way to repel pests!

Hedge apples grow on the osage orange tree, a thorny, shrublike tree that grows in the central United States. Hedge apples are neither apples nor oranges. These baseball-sized inedible fruits are fibrous, though they do resemble oranges once they are fully mature. The dried hedge apples are used in dried flower and ...

This is a guide about using hedge apples to repel spiders. Hedge apples have a long standing reputation as a spider repellent.

Hedge apples are the fruit of the Osage orange tree. This hardwood tree produces the oddly shaped fruit during the late summer and early fall months. Hedge apples are great centerpieces for harvest and Thanksgiving displays and will keep their color for months if properly preserved.

Hedge apple is not a variety of apple. Rather it is an alternative name of the fruit Osage orange. But it is not a variety of orange too. But unlike apples

Osage oranges, hedge apples, horse apples, monkey brains… these are synonymous for the fruit that falls from the hedge tree. If you don’t live in rural…

We are going to sow a sustainable living fence in the spring. An old fashioned hedge-row. The hedge will be made from Hedge Apple. Early settlers planted the Hedge Apple (Osage Orange) which is in…

Hello hedge apple! Hawé Osage orange! It’s the time of year when you may see these softball-sized, bright-green fruits loafing in the leaf litter along fores...