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I found this easy to germinate. I sowedtwo time. Once in 1-gal and another time in smaller flower pot. I got 2 out of 3 from flower pot ...Read More
A thorny ornamental tree with beautiful, highly fragrant flowers in late May/early June. Long popular in Europe, here in the northeastern...Read More
These trees are a fantastic native species in the Shenandoah Valley area, but not recommended for establishing elsewhere as they are inva...Read More
There are some big old Black Locust trees in Tompkin's Square Park in NYC. I don't see any thorns and they have a lot of character altho...Read More
I hate these trees. Granted, they smell beautiful when they flower in the spring, but my trees are very old (100+) and are prone to spew...Read More
Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) is considered invasive by the Minnesota DNR
"Ecological Threat:
* Invades prima...Read More
One of the most beautiful trees when in flower. Also, the foliage gives the tree a tropical appearance. If grown in a forest setting, th...Read More
Yellow False Acacia, Black Locust, Yellow Locust Robinia pseudoacacia, is native to Texas and other States.
The flower clusters make outstanding fritters. In addition, an infusion made from the flowers can be combined with lemon juice, sugar and...Read More
Fast grower. Wonderful smelling showy flowers...heavenly scented. Nice shade tree. Leaves dont cause much raking headaches in autumn as t...Read More
I find this tree to be rather invasive.
This tree is pretty much known world-wide in temperate zones. The hard, durable wood is used for high quality fence posts, as they do not...Read More
May be grown to zone 4, according to some sources. Flowers are fragrant and appear in June. It is happy in nearly any soil conditions. ...Read More