Sound Off
Why is it that the big hedge tree on the west side of the Natural History Museum on Mississippi Street never produces any hedge balls?
Mike Lang, Kansas University's landscape manager, said hedge trees were "dioecious," meaning they either have male or female flowers on a particular plant. The KU hedge tree is male; only females produce hedge apples.
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