On 7-Aug-10, at 9:32 AM, [log in to unmask] wrote:

> I think its northern limit is in my front yard. I have seen it not  
> far south of us ( towards Guelph) and east ( Milton) but not north  
> ( towards Bob in Caledon)

Hi All

Thanks for this discussion of the tree I don't know.  I try to match  
my honey to the plants that supplied it.  You have now got me  
interested in finding a Black Locust to see what it looks like.   
Maybe I'll have to visit Greg or Rusty , both within 25 km of me but  
southerly as Greg says.

Bob Darrell
Caledon Ontario
Canada
44N80W (maybe  beyond the black locust limit or maybe I'm just blind)

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