Makes great fence posts, because they root.  Around here old fences are now 
rows of locust trees.  Good bee-pasture when they bloom, but they don't do 
that every year.

Walter Weller
Louisiana


>I'll second the thorns
>I will grow as far north as Pembroke
>(upper Ottawa valley)
>Last to leaf out, first to shed
>First flowers (not many) in 8 years
>Grows slowly, many suckers, a real thicket

dave

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