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Here is another tree with a history tied to us. Catalpa is a gorgeous tree, but its native range is tiny. Due to a 19th century craze in planting this tree for railroad ties, it is now everywhere. It made lousy railroad ties, but it sure is nice to have in our landscapes. Read more at Our Trees.
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Catalpa is another tree that has benefited from its relationships with humans. Originally native to very small areas in the southern US, several enthusiasts began mailing seeds to anyone who wanted t...
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