Blooming Acacia tree with white flowers in the spring. Blossoming False acacia. Blossom flowers of black locust swaying tree branches in the wind green blurred background. Robinia pseudoacacia Stock Video

Blooming Acacia tree with white flowers in the spring. Blossoming False acacia. Blossom flowers of black locust swaying tree branches in the wind green blurred background. Robinia pseudoacacia

A branch with flowers of Robinia pseudoacacia, commonly known in its native territory as black locust Stock Video

The locust on the branches looks in harmony with the color of the leaves..Locusts have caused severe demolition of crops..4K clip for agricultural threat concept pests and nature

The locust on the branches looks in harmony with the color of the leaves..Locusts have caused severe demolition of crops..4K clip for agricultural threat concept pests and nature

2.3K views · 3 comments | Controlling Invasive Locust Trees in Kansas. The Locust has the largest root system and may have dozens of trees connected. The roots spread over 100 feet in some trees and cutting them off only sends dozens more trees growing up from that system. Always treat these with the blue juice. #landclearing #kansaspastureclearing #cedartrees #locusttreeremoval #hedgetrees #treesaw #easternredcedar #cedartrees | Kansas Pasture Clearing | Facebook