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Field Notes

Description:

An awesome and uncommon black locust relative

Habitat:

Oddly growing in a front yard in Montford. Growing in a dense bed of enlish ivy.

Notes:

Robinia hispida

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (2)
brandon.robert.potter
It has a different habit. It is shrubby, 2-10 ft tall, can spread by rhizomes. It is native.
LanaSutton
Is it as weedy and easy to drop limbs as our southern variety?

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Mission
Flowers of North America
Photographed
PublishedMay 5, 2011

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