Leguiminous Food and Fodder Trees
Many leguminous trees and bushes produce rich pods that make great food and fodder for people and animals. Many have other homestead, farm and permacultural uses, such as use as a living trellis, fertility enhancer through nitrogen fixation, and fast production of strong rot resistant poles and stakes.
Leguminous Food and Fodder Trees
Ashworth Honey Locust Scionwood
This improved thornless high production variety produces ...
Black Locust Seeds (30) (Robinia pseudoacacia)
One of our favorite trees here on the farm where we plant ...
Calhoun Honey Locust Scionwood
Very high sugar content at 36% dry weight this variety won ...
Carob Seedling Plug (Ceratonia siliqua)
Also known as Saint Johns Bread, Carob is a beautiful and ...
Carob Seeds (15) (Ceratonia siliqua)
Also known as Saint Johns Bread, Carob is a beautiful and ...
False Indigo Bush (Amorpha fruticosa) Cutting
Beautiful shrub to small tree has showy purple flowers that ...
Hershey Honey Locust Scionwood
Excellent producer of large, sweet pods on a low thorn ...
Hershey Honeylocust Seedlings
Seedlings of the famed Hershey honeylocust variety which ...
Hershey Honeylocust Seeds (20 seeds)
Seed taken from Hershey honeylocust pods. We have found ...
Millwood Honey Locust Scionwood
Select grafted variety of honey locust from the farm of ...
Moringa Seeds (10)
Considered a miracle tree in Africa where it is used to ...
Siberian Pea Shrub (Caragana arborescens) Seedling Plug
Excellent hardy leguminous small tree or bush has showy ...
Thornless Honey Locust Seed (20)
Thornless honeylocust makes a great rootstock for all the ...