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When choosing a tree for our gardens, permaculture systems, orchards, and food forests, it is important to understand the benefits, yields, and assets the trees bring to the design. It is also important to consider the challenges, and whether they are acceptable.
Let's take a look at the Northern Catalpa, a gorgeous insectiary tree, laden with huge clusters of with fragrant blossoms in the summer, as an example of how to weigh whether a tree is right for a small urban garden, a larger food forest setting, or a zone 5 wild unmanaged plot in our systems.
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