Re: small trees to identify

I see some types have edible berries?  Are yours edible? That will
probably enter into whether I take them all out and go looking to kill
more, or keep a few around.


On Jul 5, 11:00 am, !!yggdras...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Kira Dirlik) wrote:
> My 7 acre lot was completely covered with eleagnus.  Mine is
> deciduous, has reddish and yellow berries in the fall, and
> good-smelling light yellow flowers in the spring.  It is horribly
> invasive.  I have pulled hundred of them.  Luckily they grow back
> slowly, but this year there is a huge "bumper crop" of them coming
> back all over.  I have left one batch purposely as a privacy hedge,
> and as long as you stay on top of it, it won't become invasive.  Mine
> had a 60 year start when I got the lot.
> Kira