
Black Locust Trees
Start your timber, silvopasture, or carbon project with proven clonal genetics
Turbo Obelisk© - Pots & Plugs
TISSUE SOURCE:
✓ Shipmast form, straight growth
✓ Faster growth than conservation grade
✓ Increased nectar production for honey
✓ Loose canopy structure for understory
✓ Tolerance to higher pH soils
✓ Drought resistant & geographic range
Wholesale Pricing
Quantities
25 - 99
100 - 499
500 - 9,999
10,000+
Shipping
Free shipping
Free shipping
Plus Freight
Plus Freight
$/pot
$11.95
$8.96
$7.81
$6.94
$/plug
$9.37
$8.03
$5.78
$5.13
Size & Quality Assurance
Pots - 1 year Old, Minimum 1⁄4” caliper & 24” tall
Plugs - 1 year Old, Minimum 1⁄4” caliper & 18” tall
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Silvanus Forestry was founded by Jenő Németh in 1980 (as Silvanus Group), initially working in both forestry and the production and sale of ornamental plants. Imported to Europe in 1601 by French Botanist Jean Robin, Robinia pseudoacacia now makes up 25% of Hungary’s forest area. In 1990, Silvanus began research and development in black locust genetics, with 50,000 progeny-tested seedlings from elite and improved parent trees. The best specimens showed a 100-200% increase in growth rate after 14 years. These trees served as the groundwork for Silvanus’ continued research and selection of a handful of outstanding clones that exhibit a straight growth form and reach up to 13-15 inches DBH after only 15 years. Propagate has imported the Obelisk Group back into North America, under an exclusive license in the United States.

Daybreak - Bare Root
TISSUE SOURCE:
✓ Shipmast form, straight growth
✓ Faster growth than conservation grade
✓ Loose canopy structure for understory
✓ Drought resistant & geographic range
Order Wholesale Trees
Quantities
25 - 99
100 - 499
500 - 9,999
10,000+
Shipping
Free shipping
Free shipping
Plus Freight
Plus Freight
$/tree
$7.08
$6.07
$4.33
$3.82
Size & Quality Assurance
Graded Bare-root -1 year Old, Minimum 1⁄4” caliper & 18” tall
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Root cutting clonal selection of a shipmast growth form specimen tree by the Propagate team. The growth rate of these trees has been evaluated in trials at Propagate's research farm. These trees tend to grow much faster than conservation grade seedling trees but slower than the Turbo Obelisk Black Locust variety.

Why Grow Black Locust?
Black locust is a fast-growing, high-value hardwood. The lumber is 30% stronger than white oak, and lasts for 30+ years in contact with the soil. Black locust lumber prices surpasses black walnut prices, and the tree reaches sawlog size in one-third of the time. Black locust is at the forefront of market-driven climate solutions in cold, humid climates.
