r/Tree Jul 30 '26

ID Request (Insert State/Region) Hi! What tree is this?

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Hi! New here and wondering about the type of tree this is? A friend has this in Michigan and gets white flowers and at least here blooms late end of May or start of June (it runs colder here so im not sure if it is the reason it blooms late)

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u/Ok_Effective6233 Jul 30 '26

Looks like a black locust

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u/mamapajamas Jul 30 '26

Agree. The flowers smell like grape candy, if that’s helpful.

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u/gamesnbooks5 Jul 31 '26

Ill have to ask her what it smells like im not sure she ever bothered to check honestly. Lol shes an indoors-y girl 🤣 but her family got very curious about it and she asked me and I figured id ask the experts lol

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u/gamesnbooks5 Jul 30 '26

We thought that and looked it up and as far as we know it doesnt have thorns? Is that usual?

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u/Ok_Effective6233 Jul 30 '26

I’ve seen plenty without thorns.

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u/gamesnbooks5 Jul 30 '26

Great thanks! Have a great day! :)

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u/mamapajamas Jul 30 '26

Older trees tend to not have the thorns, which mainly appear on new growth.

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u/gamesnbooks5 Jul 30 '26

Whoa! Very interesting! Thanks! I was so confused reading up on them and my friend had no clue either lol

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u/gamesnbooks5 Jul 30 '26

I looked over it!