Kentucky Coffeetree (Gymnocladus dioica)

Kentucky Coffeetree (Gymnocladus dioica)Large, deciduous North American tree Description: Fine textured, bluish green leaves and grayish to dark brown bark with unique, deeply grooved bark pattern; female trees bear large, reddish brown, leathery seed pods, which hang on the tree through the winter Habit: Slow growing tree reaching 60 70 feet high and 40 50 feet wide Culture: Prefers deep, rich, moist soil and full sun, but is adaptable to a wide range of conditions Hardiness: USDA Zones 3

Publication date:  September 30

Culture: Prefers part shade and moist

and it tends to maintain its basic

" This was the most common Magnolia sold by American nurseries early in the 19th century

thanks to Louis’ success in introducing many new forms

He paid little attention to fashion

A beautiful accent that complements any décor

Attributes: Evergreen - Drought tolerant - Attracts butterflies

The fruits are highly ornamental and edible to birds and wildlife

Sambucus nigra

bushy shrub grows to 3' high and wide

The amount and diversity of Jefferson's correspondence also show no sign of abating