Robinia ‘Purple Robe’, that tree with pinky-purple flowers

Another of my plant crushes passed overhead as I began Through the Garden Gate on Saturday. This tree with the dangling

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bunches of pealike flowers is the kind that, when in bloom, makes you crane your neck back, look up, and say Oooh! It was one of

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the first trees on my wish list when I began to learn about gardening: the black locust tree called Robinia pseudoacacia ‘Purple Robe’ (along with other synonyms).

It’s gosh-durned pretty, and a fairly tough customer to boot. Takes just about any kind of soil conditions and even tolerates drought. But it can be a suckering pest, too, according to the inexhaustible botanical resource Mobot (sometimes their pages are slow to load; be patient). So it’s probably good for this shady gardener that it requires full sun.

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unless you’ve already done it. My post-a-day promise for Garden Days was promptly broken by heated intervention (aka

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then too many fires on workdays). But the posts I’d planned to write will be coming. Sometime… soon, I hope!

2 comments

  1. I always these were much more finicky than the white-flowered species because one sees them so rarely.

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