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They are a natural barrier, named for a Native American tribe, and the seeds from the dimpled green softball-size fruit is eaten only by squirrels. So, what makes it special?
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They are a natural barrier, named for a Native American tribe, and the seeds from the dimpled green softball-size fruit is eaten only by squirrels. So, what makes it special?
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