You may also see it referenced in name as honey locust, honey-locust, honey-shucks locust, sweet locust, thorn tree, and a few others. Honeylocust is widely planted as a hardy and fast-growing ...

In general, the thornless honeylocust grows to a height of 30-70 feet and a spread of 30-70 feet at maturity. Its fast rate of growth may produce more than 24 inches per year in height.

The species or common honey locust is a large tree growing up to 70 feet tall. It is tolerant of alkaline soil, drought, compacted soil and road salt, as well as being bothered by few insect pests.

Not only do their leaves have beautiful green and gold colors, but the tree also boasts fragrant flowers that are beneficial for many pollinators. Additionally, honey locust is an affordable tree ...

Thornless, seedless varieties are popular in the landscape, and the species is known for the dappled shade provided by the tree’s tiny leaflets. Black locust is probably underutilized and honey ...

In general, the thornless honeylocust grows to a height of 30-70 feet and a spread of 30-70 feet at maturity. Its fast rate of growth may produce more than 24 inches per year in height.

Q: We lost several mature shade trees this summer and are looking to replace them with a variety of more colorful ones. Ones that interest us include witch hazel, thornless honey locust, ginkgo ...

Gleditsia triacanthos | Family: Fabaceae. Submission: Nathaniel Reed ‘20 . Natural History: A tolerant, thorn-clad tree native to the central United States, honey locust (Gleditsia triacanthos) is a ...

A couple of years ago, I used this column to sing the praises of 10 especially tough and beautiful trees for the Midwest. My list included white pine, Kentucky coffee tree, Norway spruce ...