Imperial Honeylocust

Gleditisia triacanthos var. inermis 'Impcole'

Planted 2008

This thornless variety of honeylocust is perfect for residential landscapes. In some cases it has also presented as seedless. This tree loves full sun and well drained soils. Its small, green leaves turn an attractive yellow in the fall.

Imperial Honeylocust


Close up of Imperial Honeylocust leaf

Imperial Honeylocust seedpod
 







Imperial Honeylocust bark
Height Width Zone Growth Rate Water Use
40-50 ft. 40-50 ft. 4-9 Fast Low

Leaf

Feather like patterns made up of small elliptical leaves.

Fruit

Flat, dark, long seedpods. Not always produced.

Flower

Not showy.

Advantages

Tolerates a wide range of soil and weather conditions.

Disadvantages

Susceptible to some diseases and pests, seed can be a nuisance.