Mountain Ash Tree - Americana Apricot Heat-treated blades retain their sharpness

Heat-treated blades retain their sharpness longer

diluted in one liter of water

but can be eaten fresh

The product is a concentrate and should be diluted at least 1:10 with water for soil application and 1:50 for plant/foliar treatment

While they don't spread and multiply on there own like other invasive plants

Mountain Ash Tree - Americana Apricot Heat-treated blades retain their sharpnessHardiness: Zone 3. Size: Tree up to 20 ft. Planting: Full sun, good soil. Fruit: Clusters of small bright red fruit. Pollination: Self fertile. Use: Ok for jams or preserves, but generally undesirable fruit. Ripening: Fruit persist over winter. Current Size: 2 gal pot. This is purely ornamental tree. It attracts birds heavily and the small fruit is generally undesirable for eating. Fruit persists overwinter and great winter food source for birds. This