4 thoughts on “Gymnocladus dioicus-Kentucky Coffeetree”
I would like to use this picture of the Coffeetree for an article I am doing for the Garden Club of Lexington, Kentucky Coffeetree Seed Project. We are celebrating our 100th year and one of our projects is planting seeds with 1,500 elementary students this year. Our trees at Henry Clay’s estate have not leafed out yet here in Kentucky. I plan to submit the article to our local newspaper. Thank you.
Yes, Marion. That is fine. A beautiful native tree. Thank you for asking permission.
Hi Marion – I thought I had replied to this, but if I didn’t, you may use it. Thank you for asking.
Janet
Hello, this is such a wonderful photo! I’m writing a blog about some of our employee’s favorite shade-makers and I was hoping we might be able to use this photo. I work for Kinghorn Gardens, we’re a family-owned garden design-build company in Omaha, Nebraska. I thought I would check to see if that is a possibility. Thank you in advance for your consideration.
I would like to use this picture of the Coffeetree for an article I am doing for the Garden Club of Lexington, Kentucky Coffeetree Seed Project. We are celebrating our 100th year and one of our projects is planting seeds with 1,500 elementary students this year. Our trees at Henry Clay’s estate have not leafed out yet here in Kentucky. I plan to submit the article to our local newspaper. Thank you.
Yes, Marion. That is fine. A beautiful native tree. Thank you for asking permission.
Hi Marion – I thought I had replied to this, but if I didn’t, you may use it. Thank you for asking.
Janet
Hello, this is such a wonderful photo! I’m writing a blog about some of our employee’s favorite shade-makers and I was hoping we might be able to use this photo. I work for Kinghorn Gardens, we’re a family-owned garden design-build company in Omaha, Nebraska. I thought I would check to see if that is a possibility. Thank you in advance for your consideration.