Real yellowwood (Podocarpus latifolius) is distinctly South African, and should you ever admire some antique piece of African furniture, it’s likely that the golden-hued craftsmanship was built ...

Like all rare plants and animals, the yellowwood is worth saving, Allen Pursell of The Nature Conservancy in Indiana writes.

Yellowwood (Cladrastis lutea) is found from North Carolina to Kentucky, with a few native patches as far west as Illinois. Andre Michaux, a French botanist, discovered the yellowwood trees growing ...

In this spring bloom edition of ID That Tree, meet a rare find in Indiana, the yellowwood tree, a species native to Brown County. This species is recognizable by clusters of white flowers that bloom ...

Despite persistent public outcry — and the hope that Gov. Eric Holcomb might intervene — the controversial plan to log trees in the Yellowwood Forest Backcountry Area has moved forward. Dave ...

Yellowwood is considered to fit into the USDA Hardiness Zones 5-8 (the Quad-Cities is in Zone 5). Nonetheless, the tree should be planted in a site that is somewhat protected from the elements.

In late spring, drifts as white as snow fill the gutters and curbs on the east side of the Jasper County Courthouse. It isn’t snow, of course; it’s the fallen petals of the yellowwood tree ...

The real yellowwood is slow-growing, but very long-lived and it is able to withstand some frost. The unusual textural appearance of the leaves makes it a good contrast or background for other trees.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - Portions of two Indiana parks are getting a special designation because of a rare tree species. Areas in Brown County State Park and Yellowwood State Forest will be ...

Here yellowwood is a medium-sized tree to 30 feet tall and will grow as wide when planted in full sun or without overhead competition from forest trees.

The South African national symbols include three animals and two plants, the Springbok, the Blue Crane, the Galjoen, the King Protea, and the Yellowwood Tree.