It's not too late to add a new tree to your yard, even if summer is fast approaching. Choose a fast-growing tree that will be ...

Some street trees such as jacarandas, London plane and the European nettle tree can thrive even under extreme heat and drought, while honey locust and Chinese elms are more sensitive to local ...

Some street trees such as jacarandas, London plane and the European nettle tree can thrive even under extreme heat and drought, while honey locust and Chinese elms are more sensitive to local ...

Baldini notes that once established, the honey locust tree handles poor soils, urban stress, and drought with ease. Zones: 4 to 9 Size: 30 to 70 feet tall x 25 to 45 feet wide ...

There are many trees and shrubs with pinnately compound leaves in North America, including hickory, walnut, pecan, ash, boxelder, black locust, and honey locust (which is bipinnate).

If you do opt to add a honey locust to your landscape, consider going with a thornless cultivar like the 'Shademaster' (Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis 'Shademaster'). In addition to being ...

The weather is finally starting to feel like fall out there, and the trees are quickly catching up. If you’re looking to go leaf peeping, we’ve got the best spots for you to go, both on Drexel ...

Honey locust trees thrive in USDA zones 4 to 8 and can reach up to 100 feet tall. This tree's large seed pods and gorgeous golden color in fall make it a unique, affordable choice for gardens. Honey ...

The Differences Between Chinese Pistache and Honey Locust . Size: Chinese pistache grows about 35-feet tall, while the thornless Honey Locust can get twice that big, so you have to plan for that.

Younger trees that have been cared for by the grower for a shorter period will save you money and you won’t be able to tell the difference before long. As the saying goes, the best time to plant ...

Honey locust trees are known for their delicate, fern-like leaves and impressive size. In the fall, their foliage transforms into brilliant shades of golden yellow, with some trees exhibiting ...