According to the Morton Arboretum, Kentucky coffeetree is tolerant to pollution and a wide range of soils making it a suitable tree for urban environments. This species can grow to up to 100 feet in ...

Due to the Kentucky coffeetree’s outstanding tolerance for city conditions, the species has also been used as an ornamental outside of its native range throughout areas of the Northeast. The tree’s ...

A spokesperson told KDVR that Kentucky coffeetree seeds can be toxic to pets, and there are more than 3,100 planted throughout the system — some of which are believed to be 80-100 years old.

A spokesperson told FOX31 that Kentucky coffeetree seeds can be toxic to pets, and there are more than 3,100 planted throughout the system — some of which are believed to be 80-100 years old.

Meet the Kentucky coffee tree, which is known by its large pods, doubly-compound leaves and beautifully textured bark. Learn more inside. If you have any questions regarding wildlife, trees, forest ...

Nexstar's KDVR learned the Kentucky coffeetree, which is planted widely across the U.S., may be toxic to pets.