Could this tree be a locust, even though it’s blooming white flowers? — M.C., Albuquerque A: It sounds to me like you’ve stumbled upon a black locust tree (Robinia pseudoacacia). This tree ...

Late spring to early summer flowers can be showy, white and drooping with ... and fragrant flowers make for a favorite tree to plant. More on Black Locust Black locust is sometimes called yellow ...

This tree has compound leaves that are eight to ... An orange coloration can be seen when scraping the bark surface. In the spring, black locust produces long hanging clusters of fragrant white ...

The white flowers of native American cherries like ... Above: Racemes of perfumed black locust flowers. North America’s black locust tree (Robinia pseudoacacia) is known as acacia in Europe ...

This landowner has some really good questions regarding a tree species ... would I plant black locust? No, I wouldn’t unless I intended to use the trees as a crop. Black locust makes great firewood ...

Its berry-like drupes are consumed by local birds and wildlife, and its green-white flowers attract honeybees. The black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) tree has distinctive compound leaves with up ...

Or, at the very least, pop a tree or two on their ... ruby-throated hummingbirds is the black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia). Its perfumed, wisteria-esque white blooms are chock-full of sweet ...