“There’s definitely a point where we thought he wouldn’t make it,” one Denver dog owner said after her 6-year-old golden retriever ingested some of a seed pod.

Instead, Kentucky coffeetree relies heavily on running water to disperse its seeds that are protected inside its large, dark, and reddish-brown pods. Both male and female individuals bloom during the ...

If you’re looking for a robust, ‘climate-smart’ tree that will cope with the weather extremes the US has experienced in recent years, look no further than the Kentucky coffeetree ...

When North America’s large herbivores faded into extinction, the North American native Kentucky coffee tree lost its primary agents of dispersal. A member of the legume family, the tree’s 5 ...

Kentucky coffee trees are ideal for large parcels of land or parks. Fastidious homeowners may wish to avoid these trees because the large leaves and heavy seed pods can be a chore to pick up.

DENVER (KDVR) — A Denver woman says her dog is finally home after being poisoned by seeds from a popular ornamental tree in a city park. Megan Hanson said her 6-year-old golden retriever Murphy ...

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 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.

DENVER — A Denver woman says her dog is finally home after being poisoned by seeds from a popular ornamental tree in a city park.The tree, identified by a veterinarian as a Kentucky coffeetree ...