Honeylocust (Gleditsia triacanthos) grows wild from Pennsylvania to Iowa, south to Georgia and Texas. Large, spreading deciduous tree with elegant form and pinnate ferny leaves casting dappled shade.
Flowers inconspicuous but followed by unusual large twisted seed pods. Fall color can be nice yellow. Species has thorny trunk; thornless cultivars available. Native to eastern/central U.S. Ferny foliage doesn't produce heavy leaf litter. Adaptable to various conditions. Full sun, any fertile well-drained soil.
Scarify seed, sow in containers fall in open frame. Cultivars budded in summer or grafted late winter. Many potential pests/diseases: tar spot, powdery mildew, cankers, leaf spot, heart rot, root rot, various insects.
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