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Like I say, the Latin name is Maclura Pomifera, which is one of my all-time favorites.

Maclura.

And if it sounds Scottish to you, it's by design.

So William Maclure Pomifera.

was a Scottish American geologist, Scottish born American geologist who lived in the late 1700, early 1800s.

There's no raking a big thing like that.

It's one of those trees where I don't think you need to do a lot of ID work on.

No.

Typically, when we see them in the landscape, so just to give you an idea, they're...

They're a deciduous tree.

They're 80 to 100 feet tall.

That's a super tall tree, but usually they're in that 40 to 60 foot range.

Two to five foot diameter.

I know what it looks like, but kind of explain what a catkin is.

Whereabouts in the landscape does it like to grow?

Uh, you can put it pretty much anywhere.

These are great street trees.

They're tolerant of drought.

They're tolerant of poor soils.

So it's a really good park tree for inner cities.

One of the other neat things too, um, there is a professor at North Dakota State University named John Ball, and John is a le- or Dr.

What, uh, what's a fall color like on the tree?