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P.3 Plant carob trees for food spanning a hundred years plus (harvest) MVI_9785,7merged
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52 views • February 03, 2023
About 13 or 14 years ago I planted carob
seeds, from an old tree at the western edge of the Supreme Court in Perth, in a
few pots in our backyard. This is the third year that they have given me pods.
And they live at least a hundred years, and are fairly drought resistant. Consider
planting some.
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