Where can I buy sweet gum balls?
Rebecca from West Midlands
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Oh Dear, I wished you lived close to me in Arkansas. I could rake up a truck load for you and gladly bring them to you. Our neighbor's tree blesses us every year with the little "ankle breakers". We rake, we mow, we sweep, and still we have gum balls. Never, ever knew there was any use for them. They won't even burn up. Good luck on finding some. IMA
Send me an address and I will ship you as many as you want. Brown now and green in the spring.
I would like to know if you are still sending sweet gum balls. I am a pen maker and want to use them to make some pens. If you can send me some I will gladly send you a pen using them when I make it. Thank you. Joe
any chance you still live at this address and have sweet gum balls
I would love them if you still live by the trees need a bunch esabatine at gmail dot com
I have all you need e mail me. Kmoore122344@yahoo.com
I'm looking for a current source of Sweet Gum balls/seed pods for craft projects. If you know how I could get some sent to me, please let me know.
Michelle in Pleasant Hill, IA
Hi there, I sell them for crafts & etc. How many do you need?
I have them for sale cheap! My email address is tandomwolf AT gmail.com Send me a webmail with how many you need (they come in quantities of 25, 50, 75, 100 and so on in increments of 25. I sell a bag of 25 for 3.00$ each.
I have some for sale. Please let me know if you're interested. They were just picked up today.
I HAVE ALOT OF SWEET GUM BALLS..CONTACT ME VIA MY EMAIL HERE IF UR STILL INTERESTED
Where are you located?
I have sweetgum balls for sale
Please email me at pinkyrose50 @yahoo.com. I got freshly pick sweetgum ball on our trees
Rosie
I'm sorry for the confusion but we don't sell things on this site. I would try eBay or Craigslist.
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I am trying to find a place to buy sweet gum balls as I have read where you can smash them and put around hostas to keep grubs from climbing onto your plants.
If you can't get any sweet gum balls I just read on a hosta site that you can ring your hosta with regular old children's play sand like you would put in a sandbox and the slugs won't cross it. Just put a very thin layer around the base of the plant. I have not tried it yet so I can't comment firsthand, but I have a bucket of sand ready to go out on mine as the slugs are having hosta picnics at my house.
Good luck!
Susan in Omaha (05/23/2007)
By Susan M.
There are several things you can use to control pests with hostas. You can use slug pellets around them, they don't like them. Moth balls will work too. The best method is to take a bucket of warm salt water at dusk and pick up the slugs and put them in the water and it kills them. You can also use upturned half grapefruit shells and crushed eggshells but they make the garden look not very nice.
By Mythi
Check this site out:
http://treedroppings.com/sweetgum.php (09/18/2007)
By Ryan