Northern Catalpa
Description
The leaves are generally heart shaped and among the largest of any Indiana tree. Its flowers are in large showy clusters, white with purplish spots. The fruit is a long, narrow pod. Its buds and leaves are usually in a whorled arrangement. A medium-sized tree, up to 60 feet, it was once used extensively around homesites as an ornamental.
Tree bark
Tree bark
Tree branch
Tree bud
Tree flower
Tree fruit
Tree habit
Tree habit
Tree leaves
Tree leaves in spring
Tree leaves in spring
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Tree bark
Tree bark
Tree branch
Tree bud
Tree flower
Tree fruit
Tree habit
Tree habit
Tree leaves
Tree leaves in spring
Tree leaves in spring