Even worse, their seeds, bark, and foliage contain toxic alkaloids, so having them sit on your garden dirt may prove unsafe for curious pets and children. Moreover, black locust trees produce ...

One of the first documented uses of honey locust timber was by the Cherokee in Tennessee who used it to make bows. Native Americans have also used the crushed seed pods, for which the tree was named, ...

Black locust is native to North America but not native to Minnesota. It has been widely planted as an ornamental plant and for erosion control, and has been documented to be invasive in the upper ...