Of the Kurrajongs, Australia’s term for its Brachychiton trees, the deciduous ones are sometimes a little undecided as to when to go leafless and how much to bloom. The (Illawara ...

What you are buying from the nursery — Brachychiton populneum — is not really a bottle tree at all. The correct name is kurrajong. The true bottle tree (B. ruprestis) is very different from ...

The bottle tree has one of the most visually interesting shapes. It's botanically known as Brachychiton rupestris, it's a member of the Malvaceae family and is also commonly known as the ...

It grows everywhere." The Brachychiton populneus, or kurrajong tree, is a natural water bottle. The species raises the water table and brings moisture to neighbouring tree roots. Its branches can ...

The store, located on Beverly Boulevard, is a uniquely Los Angeles wonderland, with a solarium, a lush garden terrace, and even a towering indoor Brachychiton tree. In typical Wearstlerian form ...

If so, are the pods edible? A: Your trees are called bottle trees (Brachychiton populneus). This is an Australian native that does well here and averages 30 feet tall and wide at maturity.