Thornless Honey Locust building better too dry than too

better too dry than too wet

If you're planting with flavor in mind

Glencoe ripens in early summer and produces clusters of deep purple-black berries that are great for fresh eating

deep red fruits with jewel-like arils that are sweet-tart and packed with antioxidants

Thornless Honey Locust building better too dry than tooShips well rooted in a 3. 5 x 9 inch deep tree pot. May arrive dormant and without leaves foliage December through April. The Thornless Honey Locust is a beautiful, fast growing native tree prized for its fine, airy foliage, open canopy, and minimal maintenance. Unlike its wild cousin, this variety is naturally thorn free, making it much safer for home landscapes and walkways. Its light shade allows grasses and other plants to grow underneath, making