Black LocustBlack Locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) Black locust is an interesting tree and there are many reasons why you may wish to grow them. For one the wood is very rot resistant and commonly used as fence posts. Some folks are testing black locust boards against treated lumber and finding that locust is at least comparable if not longer lasting. The rot resistance of black locust is insane. Black locust wood is also extremely hard, harder than white oak. It

See below for a full list of honey locust seed sources we have available

After my first experience with juneberries they quickly replaced blueberries as my favorite berry (although raspberries are also high on my list)

They will benefit from further stratification after you receive your seeds

Additionally we’d love to hear about any persimmon recipes you try

The fruits they produce are edible although I (Nick) am not found of the flavor

This year Linwood gave us some seed from his best trees to grow out

Wild persimmons have a lot of genetic diversity

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Many people have reported to me that the first time they tried the nuts was very bad but that after coming back to it another time they got hooked

Specifically we grew out seed from the following mother trees as described by Buzz

Each order comes with 10 cuttings

This trait is great for home growers but difficult for orchard production