Now that I’m full of fresh antibodies, I ventured into the forest again. There are no mushrooms at all. A few days of rain we had this week was clearly not enough for them to appear after long weeks of no rain at all. To be honest, I was so busy stuffing my mouth with blackberries and daydreaming that I forgot to take any pictures! Here is the weird tree I captured what I was in London couple of weeks ago. Anyone knows what is the name of this tree?
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I don't know what's name of this tree. I'm not botanist. Haha. Botanist can tell name of such tree. How's your experience in London??
There are many people here who know a lot of plant names luckily. No need for a botanist ;)
If you found this type of tree in London, I am confident that it is Southern Catalpa, Catalpa tree, or Indian Bean Tree. It was introduced to Britain a long time ago and has since been widely planted in parks, gardens, and streets throughout the City of London. The flower is stunning in white, with a showy flowering cluster, large leaves, and thin bean pods. This tree reminds me of my student life in London. By the way, please take good care of your health.