Catalpa bignonioides 'Aurea' Native The tree takes its common

The tree takes its common name from the unusual handkerchief-like blooms

Best performance aquired in acid to neutral soil

dark green leaves and producing an abundance of orange-red holly berries in autumn which persist into winter

Leaves are heart-shaped and rich green with a paler underside

providing exciting interest for the winter garden

Catalpa bignonioides 'Aurea' Native The tree takes its commonA magnificent tree with a broad, wide spreading crown and soft, greenish gold leaves. In early summer the thin leaves filter the sunlight bathing everything below in golden light. Come mid summer the crown is covered by panicles of white flowers followed by pendulous, green bean pods. Tolerates polution, prefers moist fertile loams. H6