22 Sap Producing Trees and How to Tap Them

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Adding bit of sweetness in your life naturally is nice contrast to all the processed sugar we find in just about everything store bought. Maple tends to be the first tree that we think of when we think of homemade syrup but it really isn’t the only option! There are more than 20 trees that produce sap usable for syrup. For a list of some of those continue at the link below, then after you have found your tree of choice continue at the second link to learn how to tap it! Natural sweetness at it’s best!

Trees that can be tapped for sap and syrup

How to Tap your Trees for Syrup

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