Honey Locust (Gleditsia Triocanthus): Outstanding silvopasture tree and wildlife tree. Produces loads of pods that are nutritious food for livestock and herbivores. Produces a light shade that allows other plants and grasses to thrive under the canopy.

Our mother tree for the thornless honey locust makes incredible amounts of mast here in upstate NY.

The thorned mother trees are from a stand of insanely productive and insanely thorny wild trees. Honey Locust thorns can be 6 inches long with thorns coming off the thorns, there is nothing like them for building living fences or for just intimidating people

Pods contain 5 to 20 seeds each approximately