[Ag-eq] Honey locusts

[Tracy Carcione]

Hi Jewel.
I think what you need to know is the spread.  Then you'd know how far apart
to put them.  So, if the spread is 22 meters, which it might or not be, and
you put them 22 meters apart, I'd think, when they're full-grown, they'd
just be touching each other at the ends of their branches.  In theory.
You're so lucky.  I'd love to have some big trees, but I don't have enough
space.
Tracy


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Subject: [Ag-eq] Honey locusts

This is a variety of tree that I have been anxious to grow for many years,
but until a week ago, I 
hadn't been able to find a nursery that had them. but now I have and am
getting 4 seedlings.
However, unless I am fortunate enough to set up a new record for longevity,
it is unlikely, though 
not impossible, that I will see them through to their maturity.
I have very bad luck at persuading vegetables to frow for me, but, to date,
the majority of trees 
that I have planted have done very well.
I see, from the web, that honey locusts grow to a height of 20m: 66 feet or
thereabouts.  I don't 
want to plant them, unnecessarily, far apart nor do I wish to overcrowd
them, so if any of you have 
had H L, what did you find was the optimum separation?

           Jewel



 


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