[Ag-eq] Honey locusts

[Nella Foster]

Jewel:

Some of the varieties have long thorns.  In Arkansas they are not a
desirable tree.

Maybe there are some that are nice, but I wouldn't want the one with the
thorns.  They are very long and sharp.

Good luck on finding good trees for your area.

Nella

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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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