Identifying Kentucky Coffee Trees - The Ultimate Guide
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Welcome to my ultimate guide to identifying Kentucky Coffee Trees! In this video, we'll explore the key features that make this native North American tree unique, including its bark, leaves, and seed pods. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, forager, or just curious about the natural world around you, this guide will provide you with everything you need to know to confidently identify Kentucky Coffee Trees in the wild.
We'll start by discussing the basic characteristics of the Kentucky Coffee Tree, and then dive deeper into the details, examining its bark patterns, leaf shapes and arrangements, and seed pods. Then, we'll cover tips and tricks for making the identification process as easy and accurate as possible
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I think it'll be time to transition into spring flowers and trees after this video!
I love planting nitrogen fixing plants wherever I can, and I didn’t realize before you mentioned it that there would be larger tree like plants in the legume family. I always associated legumes with peas, beans, clover, etc.
Also, when I was walking my dogs today I noticed oak leaf fleabane along the path, and I wouldn’t have recognized had it not been for your last video. So thanks for that!
I know its a weird thing to think about that there are large legumes, but not all of the trees that are legumes will fixate nitrogen unfortunately, so before you plant be sure to look into that! I'm happy you were able to recognize the oakleaf fleabane from my last video! Those sure are pretty :)
Just saw a few of these while walking around the Baltimore zoo!
I accidentally ate like 20 of these beans raw… I didnt notice any immediate side effects but i did feel a mild high. I heard later that these beans could kill a person. Am i at risk for eating 20 of these beans?
Did you survive?
@@bart8063 i did bro. Im here