If you knew how many Acacia looking trees there are, you wouldn't ask. No flower, no nada.
No thorns so probably not a locust. There may be locusts without thorns but every species I’ve seen has evil ones!In Michigan....I'm guessing some type of Locust.
Edit: Prob Honey Locust
Honey locusts has none. ☺No thorns so probably not a locust. There may be locusts without thorns but every species I’ve seen has evil ones!
Weird. I could’ve sworn that one did lol. Too many species to keep track of for me. I have almost primarily water locusts and in another thread I thought it was honey locust mentioned that also had thorns. Guess I was wrong! Always gotta be learning!Honey locusts has none. ☺
At least the ones that were all planted as Street trees in my old neighborhood didn't have any thorns. Maybe some do. I'm pretty sure the black locust trees around here do..Weird. I could’ve sworn that one did lol. Too many species to keep track of for me. I have almost primarily water locusts and in another thread I thought it was honey locust mentioned that also had thorns. Guess I was wrong! Always gotta be learning!
Sorry, most have thorns. Some take 20 or 30 years for the thorns to develop and are marketed as thornless.Honey locusts has none. ☺
I stand corrected.....to some extent.....lol!Sorry, most have thorns. Some take 20 or 30 years for the thorns to develop and are marketed as thornless.
The source of the seeds needs to be known before the guessing game goes on.
To be honest I really don't know. I wired it for a few months just to give it the slightest of twists (the trunk is so tender and fragile as a sapling). I noticed the trunk was outgrowing the wire (probably left the wire on too long) and the tree looked like it was suffocating.How did you do that?