Which plant is this?

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Here’s a different angle

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That's a Catalpa tree, often called an "Indian Bean Tree". It is actually native to North America and doesn't produce beans but dehiscent capsules which are not good for eating due to their toxicity.

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What is the common name for an infinite sided shape? Don't look up the answer.

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