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• Black Locust Seeds for Planting: Grow Robinia pseudoacacia from fast growing flowering tree seeds for fragrant white spring blossoms, compound foliage and a spreading shade canopy. These tree seeds are useful for large landscapes, pollinator plantings and naturalized areas where appropriate
• Robinia Pseudoacacia Flowering Tree Seeds: Black Locust produces hanging clusters of fragrant pea shaped white flowers in spring that are highly noticeable against fresh green foliage. As a legume, the species forms associations with nitrogen fixing bacteria around its roots
• Fast Growing Shade Tree: Young Black Locust trees can grow rapidly under favorable conditions and eventually develop an open irregular crown. Mature bark becomes deeply furrowed, adding distinctive texture to older trunks and branches
• Important Planting Consideration: Black Locust can spread vigorously by seed and root suckers and is considered invasive in some regions outside its native range. Check local recommendations before planting and choose a site where its growth and potential spread can be managed
• Scarify Hard Seeds Before Sowing: The hard seed coat generally requires scarification followed by soaking before planting. Grow in full sun and well drained soil, provide regular moisture during early establishment and allow adequate room for developing trees | 100 Seeds

Overview

• Brand : CZ Grain
• Material Feature : Heirloom, Non GMO, Premium seeds
• Color : Green Foliage, White Flowers, Dark Gray to Brown Bark
• Special Feature : Fast Growing, High Germination Rate
• Expected Blooming Period : Late Spring to Early Summer
• Item Weight : 4.16 ounces
• Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
• Unit Count : 1 Count
• Product Care Instructions : Scarify the hard seed coat before sowing and keep soil moist during germination. Grow in full sun with regular moisture while young. Allow adequate space for mature growth and potential root suckering. Scarify the hard seed coat before sowing and keep soil moist during germination. Grow in full sun with regular moisture while young. Allow adequate space for mature growth and… See more
• USDA Hardiness Zone : Zones 3–8