Looking for YOUR honey locust seeds!

Hello everyone!

I am currently planting part of my orchard and am looking for some honey locust seeds/cuttings. I will be planting 100 seeds collected from John Hershey's nursery however I am open to planting more cultivars(including those unknown). I am most interested in pod production and quality so if you have one of the well known cultivars for pod production I would be delighted to purchase some seed from you. Even better yet if someone has available cuttings for me to graft with!

I am located in Zone 3b so any trees grown further north are much more likely to thrive here.

I have resorted to this method of purchase due to the fact that the availability of known cultivars for sale in the US... doesn't really exist on a strong level. Yes, there are 1 or 2 sites online where you can buy potted 3 or 7 gallon trees but that is a PRICEY way to plant a large number of trees. I know there are other people that are looking for access to quality honey locust cultivars and have ended up like me; unable to find a viable option.

Maybe we could close that gap today and have a beneficial resource available for all?

Here is the best resource I have found so far and it took a bit of networking to find so enjoy: https://www.perfectcircle.farm/honeylocust/honey-locust-seed-special

Hi friend! I grabbed some pods that dropped off a tree down the block, will ask the homeowners if they know the cultivar. I harvested lots of seed from the foot long reddish black pods, you’re welcome to most of the seed (a few dozen at least), I live in Acushnet Massachusetts zone 6.
 Also, Twisted tree farm in trumansburg ny, could be a source for seed.

I think most of ours are too weathered and buggy now to be useful.

I couldn't give them away when I posted this awhile back would anyone like some honey locust pods/seeds?

We walk on them daily and I've noticed a small hole at each seed bump...not sure what insect does the damage, but I suppose it's damaged the seed.  

The tree produced enough to cover the ground in a large area around the tree and I know we'll be cutting sprouts again next year for the compost.

Hi, the Savannah Institute has a honey locust seed contest going on - they might be a good source, especially as more time passes...

http://www.savannainstitute.org/honeylocust.html

Might check with the seed department at Lawyer Nursery.