Thornless Honey Locust Currant while the evening would be

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Pollination: Partially Self-fertile (does better with pollinator)

Fruit: Yellow with a red blush

Is a well-behaved clump-former that never spreads beyond its allotted space

Fruit: Dark red

Thornless Honey Locust Currant while the evening would beHardiness: Zone 4. Size: Massive Tree which can reach to 30m in size. Planting: Extremely tolerant, Full sun to part shade, can tolerate dry, windy, polluted, salted soils. A great nitrogen fixer and popular permaculture tree. Fruit: None Pot: 1 gal, 1 2ft tree Honey Locust has many benefits for permaculture and now growers do not need to worry about popping tires with thorns thanks to these thornless trees though they are seedling so some may develop