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Robinia pseudocacia

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The Golden Robinia

Black Locust

Golden Robinia are a popular deciduous tree to 25m. Commonly called Golden Robinia, False Acacia and Black Locust these are a deciduous tree from North America

With attractive yellow foliage in spring, Golden Robinia have been used as street trees becuase of the quick growing nature of the species.

The Mop Top Robinia is a grafted form usually grated at around 2m and it gives the classic ‘ Ball On a Stick’ appearance.

The species will grow to approx 9m, often used under powerlines. It will tolerant of poor soil and reasonably drought tolerant.

The Golden Robinia is the tree we see planted in streets across Australia. It is a tough tree that copes well with dry conditions and provides useful shade and also has attractive foliage.

Reaching around 10m in height it is fast growing, and has white fragrant flowers in spring, followed by the yellow – green foliage.

Look for R. Lacey Lady also known as the ‘Twisted Black Locust’ grafted as a standard for a very attractive small feature tree.

Robinia pseudoacacia 'Lace Lady' - Twisty Baby Black Locust
Robinia pseudoacacia ‘Lace Lady’ – Twisty Baby Black Locust

Problems With Robinia

However this attractive tree does have its problems, and these are mainly related to suckering and the Root system is vigorous.

The trees we see are grafted onto a vigorous rootstock which is close to the surface. It is therefore easily disturbed my mowing, digging and by line trimmers.

Once disturbed the problem of suckers arises. And as these are from the rootstock they are vigorous and thorny.

To avoid this problem, mulch around the tree rather than mow, keep well watered and remove any suckers as they appear.

With golden yellow foliage in spring Robini pseudocacia ‘frisia’ will turn to a lime green by summer.

Wholesale Growers Include


Downes Wholesale Nursery
DOWNES WHOLESALE NURSERY - Phone: 02 4651 0999 
111 Stanhope Road Theresa Park NSW 2570 
Offering a variety of sun hardy Australian natives and exotic trees, shrubs, groundcover's and perennials from semi advanced through to super advanced and semi-mature stock.
www.downesnursery.com.au
blericktreefarm
BLERICK TREE FARM 
55 McDougal Rd Neerim South Victoria 3831 PH: (03) 56281507
Advanced ornamental trees and garden designs and concept plans. Direct to your property combined with specialist knowledge and outstanding service. 
www.blericktreefarm.com.au
rivetts
RIVETTS NURSERY and Coӧrdinated Plant Supplies
Mob:0427 510 586. T: 03 5678 8777
"Propagation and Production of Native and Exotic Trees
with Natural Root Systems from 2 to 2,000 lts."
www.njrivett.com.au
Dream Time Wholesale Nursery
DREAM-TIME WHOLESALE NURSERY phone: 03 5997 8396 
1750 Westernport Rd Heath Hill VIC 3981 
Australias largest grower of semi advanced native and deciduous trees. .9 - 2.6mts high. Supplying councils, developers and landscapers. Includes Acacia implexa, acacia melanoxlylon.
www.dream-time.com.au
Winter Hill Tree Farm

WINTER HILL TREE FARM  Ph: 02 4878 9193 Fax: 02 4878 9109
NSW Southern Highlands
Retail & Wholesale.  Advanced trees & hedging. Grown in pots for year-round planting.  45 litre - 1000 litre available. Great range. Great Quality.  Delivery available.
www.winterhill.com.au

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PLANTMARK
email ask@plantmark.com.au 
One of Australia's largest wholesale trade nurseries. Over 30,000 species available, tubestock to advanced trees, an almost unlimited choice of plants.
www.plantmark.com.au

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