Robinia

You may find more difficulties if you are trying to remove cherry trees, elms, white poplars and robinias, which are prone to producing suckers along the lengths of the remaining roots.

You may find more difficulties if you are trying to remove cherry trees,elms, white poplars and robinias, which are prone to producing suckers along the lengths of the remaining roots.

Forget the Acer palmatums, Robinias and Gleditsias - they all need drier soils.

They are only distantly related to the false acacias or robinias (Robinia pseudoacacia, Leguminosae), and they are also different from the true mimosas, which belong to the genus Mimosa.

Robinias are generally plants for poor, light soils.