They appear over a period of a few weeks before the leaves unfold, and are arranged in upright, foot-long panicles like those of catalpa or horse chestnut. Paulownia's flowers are lilac blue ...

The tree's form is a bit ragged but can provide an enjoyable and dramatic, coarse-textured appearance with huge heart-shaped leaves and large clusters of lavender flowers in the spring. Paulownia ...

Parallel studies have demonstrated that extracts derived from Paulownia leaves can modulate cellular responses related to inflammation, including the attenuation of platelet activation—a process ...

Q. Can you tell me what kind of tree this is? There aren’t any leaves yet, just these flowers. A. Those lovely flowers belong to the Royal Paulownia tree, sometimes called princess tree or empress ...

Bob Scullion, Highland Falls You are absolutely right. The Paulownia is a Chinese tree or a native of China and the leaves do look a lot like the catalpa. It also has large violet-blue flower ...

Frost is on the pumpkin, leaves are changing hue, and somewhere in the countryside, paulownia tree rustlers are tuning their chain saws. A top-grade Paulownia qomentosa log can bring hundreds or ...

The paulownia may well be the tree of the future. It grows very fast and has big green leaves which open late in spring. It has been flowering more profusely in Britain now that winters are milder.

Many roads in this part of China are lined with trees of the genus Paulownia, sometimes called phoenix trees. Despite the government’s disapproval, many locals burn the fallen leaves ...

They appear over a period of a few weeks before the leaves unfold, and are arranged in upright, foot-long panicles like those of catalpa or horse chestnut. Paulownia’s flowers are lilac blue ...