Skyline® Thornless Honeylocust Container Size:#25 sometimes drooping lower branches

sometimes drooping lower branches

A relatively fast grower

The Imperial Honeylocust was introduced in 1957

This cultivar was discovered by Steve Bieberich in western Oklahoma

and later bloom time

Skyline® Thornless Honeylocust Container Size:#25 sometimes drooping lower branchesThe Skyline Thornless Honeylocust (Gleditsia triacanthos f. inermis Skycole) is a large sized shade tree. It is renowned for its thornless attribute, making it more desirable as a shade tree. What also makes it a desirable shade tree is its rounded, spreading crown. Its branching habit is more open, however, and will typically let in just enough light to not kill the grass surrounding the base of the tree. Its fern like leaves emerge as green and