Will using gumballs as mulch grow more gum ball trees?


Question:I have these huge trees in my yard that shed gumballs. (Not sure the sceintific name for them.) I was thinking its so many I should do something with them. I don't want to start a compost thing if I don't have to. Can't I just section off my flower beds and throw them in their on top of the soil? And if I do, will it sprout gumball trees? I don't want more, I have a gagillion spiky balls as it is.

Answers:
They are called SEEDS! Yes, many, many gumballs will be your reward. You can however collect them in a plastic trash bag and let them rot into compost and then spread it on the said garden next year.


I don't know, but are these sycamore trees?
Liquidambar styraciflua -- Sweetgum yes,but it is a good idea as not many will sprout through a thick layer

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