Yep I vote Indian Bean tree, which is the catalpa.
What kind of tree is this? CALLING ALL BOTANISTS!
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Me too, but I have never see any so compact. Around here they are huge and very fast growing.
I agree
Me too, but I have never see any so compact. Around here they are huge and very fast growing.
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I agree
Me too, but I have never see any so compact. Around here they are huge and very fast growing.
That's what I like about these two trees. The first one is obviously young but still provides a solid block of shade
I agree
Me too, but I have never see any so compact. Around here they are huge and very fast growing.
That's what I like about these two trees. The first one is obviously young but still provides a solid block of shade
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