‘Shademaster’ thornless honeylocust tolerates urban conditions, has small leaflets that rarely need raking, and sometimes shows yellow fall color. It’s created by grafting a thornless bud onto native rootstock. For more Georgia-adapted trees, see xrl.us/landscapeplants.
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