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Anyone growing improved varieties of honeylocust?

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Hello Everyone,

Is anyone growing varieties of honey locust that have been improved for pod production, such as Milwood or Calhoun? I know such varieties exist, but they don't seem to be common.

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Stefano Creatini

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I am looking for some of those varieties. It is hard to find. Have you had any success?

Kyrt Ryder

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I've also been trying to get my hands on these. Like looking for a needle in a haystack.

Anybody who owns one could make a killing propagating them for sale. Or some easy side cash selling scionwood

terry o'day

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Rolling River lists improved fodder honeylocust varieties
https://www.rollingrivernursery.com/component/virtuemart/nut-trees/leguminous-food-trees

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