I will go with what the others have said. I will not say it is a honey locust , I would like to see the leaves first. My advice is, if it is a honey locust is to spray or paint the stump when you cut it. Mine have always come back, for years. I have sprayed the small ones with Glyphosate, and a 50/50 mixture of glyphosate and 2 4 D. They look dead but will still come back. cutting them down is not the answer, unless you can cut them down often. Brush hogging the down once a year is not enough, they will still get large enough to grow thorns before the next cutting, the thorns are murder on tractor and truck tires. I have had some of the high powered killer like Dawn is talking about for a few years, but afraid to use it because the trees are along a creek bank and I dont want to get the chemical in the water. I have some that I want to make a very long drill bit and drill holes into the trunk and squirt the chemical into the trunk. The trees are so thorny you cant get close to them. I dont like to use chemicals , but in many cases I have to. I am about ready to mix up gal and go spray the ones I can spray safely. The good news is, it does not look like my Honey Locust. I dont see well, but I did not see thorns in the picture. My Honey Locust that size would have thorns all over it, big thorns!

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I commented on this thread a while back when I was trying to decide between the silgranite white or a darker color. I really wanted white because I thought it'd be prettier but I was afraid of the potential staining problems. Well I went for it and got the silgranite super single sink in white from home depot online. Even though the pictures don't show it, I bought the matching grate as well. I think the grate is a good investment as it protects both the sink and your dishes if you happen to drop them. It's been about 7 months now and I'm still so happy with my choice. I haven't had any problems with staining. I am careful with it as I would be with any item that cost me $300+ but I don't feel it's extreme. I always rinse out the sink after I use it and do at least a weekly clean with a liquid soft scrub unless I've done a lot of cooking. I have a bunch of microfiber cloths I got from Amazon that I use to wipe off any water spray on the counters' edge by the sink. I am meticulous about this because I have very hard water. Overall I love this sink. It's functional and beautiful.

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