The fruit of the honey locust is a wavy, glossy brown flat pod that reaches lengths of between eight inches and one foot and curl or twist at maturity. These pods, which contain several seeds, are ...

Honey locust are not native to this area. They are Midwestern trees - their original range extended from Pennsylvania south and west to Texas, Alabama and South Dakota.

Additionally, honey locust is an affordable tree that can be bought without breaking the bank. Hardy in zones 3 through 8, honey locusts require full sun to grow well and tend to struggle with ...

The tree was a towering honeylocust ... the conspicuous fruit forms. ... strung from the branches.In each pod are two neat rows of shiny brown beans packed in rich pulp that tastes of mild honey.

Next time you're on Fifth Avenue across from Rockefeller Center in New York City, look up at the honey locust trees. There's a bunch of them lining the avenue from 52nd Street down to TGI Friday's ...