Smells like citrusy fruit with floral notes. Lots of tropical vines, and it’ll get you attention if it’s fresh.Click to see full answer. Similarly, what does a black locust look like?You can identify black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia, hardy in USDA zones 4 through 8) by the 1-inch-long, white, fragrant flowers held in pendant clusters in the late spring. Leathery seed pods are about 2 to 4 inches long and dark red to black. The second tallest locust, it reaches 40 to 70 feet tall.Secondly, is black locust smoke toxic? “Toxicity: Black locust is poisonous to all animals if ingested. In some cases, it may be advisable to fence off black locust trees to eliminate access of grazing livestock to shoots, bark, and seeds. Additionally, what is black locust wood? Comments: Black Locust is a very hard and strong wood, competing with Hickory (Carya genus) as the strongest and stiffest domestic timber: but with more stability and rot resistance. Although it shares a similar common name with Honey Locust, the two aren’t in the same genus, (Robinia and Gleditsia, respectively).How can you tell the difference between a honey locust and a black locust?One can also tell the two trees apart by just looking at the bark. The black locust’s bark is dark in colour with grooves that resemble an intertwining rope. The honey locust’s bark is brown or grey in colour and the tree has  bunches of thorns. Both the black and honey locust have smooth, thin, shiny seedpods.

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