While sweetgum balls are hazardous projectiles for mowers and the wood is hard to split, environmentalist Theresa Schrum notes the trees are architecturally strong, fast-growing, long-lived, provide excellent shade, support wildlife, have few pests, and display outstanding fall color. Like roses with thorns or lawns needing constant care, sweetgums have trade-offs that many accept.


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