Black Locust Strawberry Bears on new wood

Bears on new wood

From Nova Scotia

but has a refreshing flavor

but we still recommend an anchor system for use where a GardenHouse is exposed to winds or storm activity

Reaches around 10 feet tall

Black Locust Strawberry Bears on new woodRobina pseudoacacia, Produces tons of edible fragrant blossoms! This tree's ability to fix nitrogen in the soil helps it grow vigorously (which, in some circumstances, can lead to unwanted spread of this species). The dense wood from black locust is incredibly rot resistant, so it makes great garden posts, lumber and firewood. Blossoms attract many pollinators including bees, butterflies and hummingbirds.