Kentucky Coffeetree Trunk Caliper:less than 1.00" This cultivar differs from the

This cultivar differs from the parent species with its narrower form and denser foliage

It is a great option as a smaller shade tree in the yard

Its smaller size also makes it ideal for small yards that need some pop to them

sweet scent of vanilla or butterscotch

It is better to plant it with some wind protection because its flowers may be damaged by cold winds in the spring

Kentucky Coffeetree Trunk Caliper:less than 1.00" This cultivar differs from theThe Kentucky Coffeetree (Gymnocladus dioica) is a large sized ornamental tree. It gets its name from the small brown fruits that develop at the end of its seed pods that resemble coffee beans when they ripen and are dried. It has large, bipinnately compound leaflets that can reach up to 36 inches long and turn a warm yellow in the fall. They are some of the last leaves to emerge in the spring. As the leaves are maturing, clusters of greenish white