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sweetbernadette

Locust trees

SweetBernadette
15 years ago

In the '80's I planted two locust trees from the Arbor Foundation in my front yard. The trees are huge but have never borne flowers, which was the sole reason for planting them. Can anyone advise why this is (or isn't) happening?

Thanks!

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