Most of the time, garden beds full of flowers are seen as the best way to attract pollinators, but this sturdy tree can help ...

There’s the official state tree, tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) and then we have our state heritage tree – the Kentucky coffee tree (Gymnocladus dioica.) Seems the argument over the two ...

The North Dakota Forest Service announced updates to its North Dakota Register of Champion Trees in April, including a green ...

Kentucky coffee tree's blooms appear in May or June and are greenish white. Female blooms are arranged on 12-inch-long panicles, and male flowers occur in 4-inch-long clusters, often hidden by the ...

This week, we introduce the Kentucky Coffeetree or Gymnocladus dioicus. This native species, which is part of the broad legume family, historically provided a substitute for coffee, care of the dark ...

Riverkeeper volunteers plant trees along the Red River at River Oaks Park in Moorhead Thursday, May 29, 2025.MOORHEAD, Minn. ...

Try these 3 tips to get the most from your fresh-cut flowers In the looks-great-all-summer-no-matter-how-hot-and-dry-it-gets category, the Kentucky Coffee Tree (Gymnocladus dioicus) is hard to beat.

Meet the Kentucky coffee tree, which is known by its large pods, doubly-compound leaves and beautifully textured bark. Learn more inside.

So, what exactly will the city be planting? This year, expect to see fewer maple trees and more Kentucky coffeetree, river birch, hackberry and non-fruiting ginko trees than in years past ...

When North America’s large herbivores faded into extinction, the North American native Kentucky coffee tree lost its primary agents of dispersal. A member of the legume family, the tree’s 5 ...

The Problem Solvers learned the Kentucky coffeetree is found across the Denver metro area. Megan Hanson’s 6-year-old golden retriever Murphy is happy to be home after spending nearly a week in ...