The Thornless Honey Locust is a widely planted landscape tree. Its tolerance to the stresses of urban conditions partially accounts for its popularity, especially its ability to withstand drought and to grow under a wide range of soil conditions. Another feature is its remarkable growth rate. Newly planted trees can be expected to add 2 feet or more per season for at least the first 10 years. Finally, the open crown of the Honey Locust allows grass to grow underneath. Tiny leaflets turn yellow in fall. Pollution, salt and drought-tolerant. |