Centuries ago this tree was used for all kinds of medicinal properties of its bark and pods. The name of catalpa originated ...

Catalpa trees are known for their knockout flowers and distinctive, green bean-shaped seedpods. Having previously fallen out ...

Native to North America, catalpa trees in June display clusters of white bell-shaped flowers before producing their ...

The rugged, little Bean Pod still features teardrop-like sizing but replaces the sleep-in cabin with a sprawling multi-compartment gear storage setup. Couple that with a paddleboard-accommodating ...

I spend a lot of time doing mundane tasks such as peeling palo verde pods, making cordage, making pottery and many other primitive tasks. It wouldn't require much effort to record these tasks and ...

In 1922, according to an article in The Daily Appeal , four catalpa trees graced the Capitol grounds ... Pioneer doctors used catalpa seed pods for bronchial and heart problems, while the juice from ...

It even has sweet, edible fruit and pods that can be fed to livestock ... Northern Catalpa (Catalpa speciosa) has broad leaves and white flowers and, despite also being called the Indian Bean Tree, is ...

Catalpa trees, with two species native to the ... slender seed pods that look like a cigar or an unshelled long bean. The northern catalpa has pods that are slightly slimmer in diameter and ...

It is gone from my backyard now, having taken up the same space where a catalpa tree once grew. Decades ago, the catalpa had to be removed. When you lose a tree, just as when you lose a beloved ...

One source does note that the fallen pods can become a landscape nuisance. There are many common names for this lovely tree: flowering willow, desert catalpa, willow-leaved catalpa, willowleaf ...