I have seen firsthand the damage invasive trees can do to gardens big and small, such as the black locust tree ... climate ...

But, growing black locust trees to attract pollinators is ... In the upper ranges of their adaptive area (zones 5 through 9), ...

What is the deal? Also on the Most Unwanted site, I see a lot of the plants say something like “Note – do not buy, sell or plant Asian bush honeysuckles,” but Black Locust does not. Any idea why? This ...

ornamental foliage and fragrant flowers make for a favorite tree to plant. More on Black Locust Black locust is sometimes called yellow locust and grows naturally on a wide range of sites but does ...

"After that first coppicing in February 2012, and then after last year's very early spring, the black locust was growing quite rapidly. It was already a foot tall when we had that freeze in the ...

This week, we introduce the black locust or Robinia pseudoacacia. This tree has compound leaves that are eight to 10 inches long, made up of seven to 17 small rounded leaflets arranged alternately on ...

The non-profit Tree Canada deems the black locust a "tree killer," with roots that can grow extremely quickly even in poor soil, as they contain nitrogen-fixing bacteria. They introduce more ...