Clammy Locust is a small tree with sticky branches and pink flowers. It is often used in erosion control due to its fast growth and ability to stabilize soil. The tree is a member of the legume family and enriches the soil with nitrogen.
Habitat
It is found in rocky and sandy soils of the southeastern United States.
Diet
Bees are attracted to its flowers for nectar, and its seeds are eaten by birds.
How common
Uncommon
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