Robinia neomexicana

White;red;pink;purple (;The fragrant flowers are generally purplish-pink, 0.5 to 1 inch long (1.2-2.5 cm), but can vary from pale rose to red.;purplish-pink;purplish-pink)

FRUIT

Brown (Flattened pod 2-4" long, .3 " wide with narrow wing, ripening in Sept and Oct)

FOLIAGE COLOR

;

HARDINESS

USDA Zone 5 (Coldest zone where hardy)

SOIL

Basalt and limestone soils, appears to tolerate alkali clay soils

SUN REQUIREMENTS

Sun

COMMON NAME(S)

New Mexico Locust

Location Map for Robinia neomexicana (New Mexico Locust) - 8 Map Locations Found
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Individual Location for Robinia neomexicana:
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Map
Key

Accession
Number

Year

Location

1	950982*1	1995	Chatfield Sinnamon Center, Moist Meadow
2	010325*1	2001	Sacred Earth
3	010325*3	2001	Parking Garage
4	120403*1	2012	Chatfield Sinnamon Center, W Screen
5	120403*2	2012	Western Panoramas
6	192568*1	2019	Parking Garage
7	192568*2	2019	Parking Garage
8	192568*3	2019	Parking Garage
No Map	230703*1	2023	Seed
No Map	240916*1	2024	Seed

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FLOWERING:
When Robinia neomexicana has been observed flowering
at Denver Botanic Gardens

2013

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	FRUITING: When Robinia neomexicana has been observed fruiting at Denver Botanic Gardens

2022
2007
2004

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