In my travels this past week I’ve seen a lot of catalpa trees covered with clusters of bell-shaped white flowers. Northern ...

In the southern US, the catalpa tree is pronounced "catawba" and that has survived as a common name along with cigar tree and Indian bean tree.

The catalpa is sometimes called the Indian bean tree for its production of a distinctive fruit that resembles long, thin bean pods that can grow up to two feet long. The old pod shells are ...

Also known as Indian bean tree, cigar tree, catawba, or caterpillar tree, Catalpa is a large tree with showy white, fragrant flowers, massive heart-shaped leaves, and dangling bean-like seed pods ...

Catalpas are commonly called “fence-post trees”, Indian bean trees, cigar trees, catawbas, or caterpillar trees. Mature catalpa is a large tree with showy white, fragrant flowers, massive ...

Also known as the Indian Bean Tree, the Southern Catalpa (pronounced ka-tal’pa) tree is native to Virginia. This tree is beautiful in bloom, but throughout the rest of the year rather coarse.

Among country folks you also hear the catalpa referred to as the Catawba tree or catawbie tree, while in books you'll also see it called Indian bean for its long beans.

Therefore, the tree has also been called "smoking bean," "Indian bean" and "Indian cigar tree." Now I don't know about getting "high" ON catalpa trees, ...

They line both sides of the Palace Green and bloom each spring into a magnificient sea of white and purple flowers. Planted in the same spot where their predecessors grew more than 260 years ago, t… ...

Catalpa trees tolerate seasonal flooding and can grow to 40 feet. Some think them messy when they drop their white trumpet flowers in summer and seed pods in fall.