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5https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0520/5675/2286/files/sweet-mountain-ash-finally-got-to-try-them-05.jpg?v=1788944399The six-foot sweet mountain ash graft rising above its Saskatoon rootstock, photograph 5 of 5https://oaksummitnursery.ca/pages/field-notes/bladdernut-is-a-large-shrub-that-grows-these-larger-lightweight-pods-with-a-few-seeds-insidehttps://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0520/5675/2286/files/bladdernut-is-a-large-shrub-that-grows-these-larger-lightweight-pods-with-a-few-seeds-inside-01.jpg?v=1789060268Bladdernut pods and seeds from a local arboretum, photograph 1 of 5https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0520/5675/2286/files/bladdernut-is-a-large-shrub-that-grows-these-larger-lightweight-pods-with-a-few-seeds-inside-02.jpg?v=1789060268Bladdernut pods and seeds from a local arboretum, photograph 2 of 5https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0520/5675/2286/files/bladdernut-is-a-large-shrub-that-grows-these-larger-lightweight-pods-with-a-few-seeds-inside-03.jpg?v=1789060268Bladdernut pods 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