Gleditsia tricanthos 'Draves' pp#21698, cpbra
Street
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Columnar Honeylocust
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Height: 45'
after 50 years
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Spread: 18'
after 50 years
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Trunk Diameter:
14" after 50 years
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Flower: Flowers
not ornamental.
The original
tree did not have a history of producing seed pods, but
recently both it and some plants now in cultivation have set
light to heavy crops of seed pods. Some people may find this to
be an objectionable feature. At this time we do not have an
explanation for either the inconsistency or sporadic nature of
fruit production, although Honeylocust can switch from producing
primarily male to female flowers, or both on the same plant.
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Shape: Narrow,
strongly upright, tightly pyramidal
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Fall Color:
Yellow
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Description: An
ideal tree for city streets, this cultivar boasts the tight
narrow form that has long been lacking in the urban tolerant
honeylocust. The ascending branch structure gives Street
Keeper®
a canopy that is only half as wide as other
cultivars. Foliage is deeper green than other selections. Discovered near
Buffalo, New York, by Mr. Tom Draves and evaluated by him for
more than 20 years before seeking commercial introduction.
This is the most upright and narrow selection known. Good
central leader dominance with strong branch crotch angles.
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Zone: 5
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