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Catalpa (Catalpa) is a genus of flowering trees in the family Bignoniaceae, native to Central and North America and eastern Asia. It is specific to warm areas in subtropical and temperate climates. They are leafy trees, of size III-II. They grow up to 12-18 m tall, with a crown diameter of 6-12 m. They are planted as ornamental trees in parks and gardens. Can be found solitary or in groups and alignments. Wood is easy to process, which is why it is used to make certain pieces of furniture.Â
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‹4 Wish green leavesMonstera, leaf yellowingHello! I bought 3 weeks ago a monstera thai constellation. From a lady, not from any specialized shop. When I picked it up, I noticed that one of the leaves was yellowing around the edge. I carefully trimmed that portion,... moreRead
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‹0 Wish green leavesCatalpa, pest attack, liquid clayHello, I have recently discovered some mold in some spots on the branches of my catalpa. Also, the leaves are partially covered with a slimy liquid. I have several catalpa trees in my yard, only this one - being planted... moreReadSpecialist's advice and another 2 answersGreen leaves
‹1 Wish green leavesCatalpa, wilting leaves – planting a large tree during the growing seasonHello! I have attached some pictures of my catalpa, a tree that started to dry out 2-3 days ago. I planted it 3-4 weeks ago and put rolled turf around it. One day I noticed a lot of bees/wasps in... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹2 Wish green leavesCatalpa planted in spring – slow growthHello, I planted four catalpas in April. In mid-May all four budded at about the same time except the first one was way behind. What can I do to them? I haven't sprayed it with anything so far. I don't... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹0 Wish green leavesCatalpa sooty mold on leavesHello. I have two catalpa trees in the yard. In one of them, I noticed that at the base the leaves start to darken in color and have small white dots like aphids. Last year, towards autumn, I had the... moreReadSpecialist's advice and another one answerGreen leaves
‹0 Wish green leavesCatalpa – reasons for wiltingPlanted last fall, along with two others, the catalpa in the picture shows signs of wilting. It has developed very well so far. Approximative a week ago (it even bloomed) but after some heavy rains followed by the heatwave, it... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹0 Wish green leavesCatalpa – mealybugs treatmentsAlthough I have tried several treatments in recent months, I can not get rid of this pest. First, one of the trees was affected, and later the second. I used actara and mospilan. What advice can you give me? Thanks.ReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹0 Wish green leavesCatalpa wilted leavesYou can find the attached pictures. I used fertilizer for the lawn and at planting, it was used around the planting hole special soil. The trees are in a permanently sunny area, showing no sign of pests. Thanks.ReadSpecialist's advice and another 2 answersGreen leaves 0 Wish green leavesCatalpaCatalpa (Catalpa) is a genus of flowering trees in the family Bignoniaceae, native to Central and North America and eastern Asia. It is specific to warm areas in subtropical and temperate climates. They are leafy trees, of size III-II. They... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves 0 Wish green leavesCatalpaCatalpa (Catalpa) is a genus of flowering trees in the family Bignoniaceae, native to Central and North America and eastern Asia. It is specific to warm areas in subtropical and temperate climates. They are leafy trees, of size III-II. They... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves 0 Wish green leavesCatalpaCatalpa (Catalpa) is a genus of flowering trees in the family Bignoniaceae, native to Central and North America and eastern Asia. It is specific to warm areas in subtropical and temperate climates. They are leafy trees, of size III-II. They... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves
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