Gymnocladus dioicus (Kentucky Coffee) Size:#2 Pot The seeds are great food

The seeds are great food for waterfowl and songbirds

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an inexpensive candle-like light

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This plant is exceptionally valuable to wildlife as innumerable insects pollinate it

Gymnocladus dioicus (Kentucky Coffee) Size:#2 Pot The seeds are great foodGymnocladus dioicus (Kentucky Coffee) is a very adaptable and attractive suburban and urban street tree. Leathery pods on female trees contain little seeds. Native Americans and early settlers roasted and brewed those seeds into a coffee like drink, thus the name. Native American also roasted the seeds for food, unroasted seeds are extremely toxic and should not be consumed fresh or raw from the tree. These red brown seed pods of the Kentucky Coffee