This undated photo shows a franklinia blossom in Philadelphia, Pa. Enjoy fall blossoms from the franklinia tree, a tree that, although native, has not been seen anywhere in the wild for 200 years.

In 1791 an account of the natural history of parts of the Southeast was published. Commonly known as “Bartram’s Travels,” the book's official title is longer than most paragraphs. Bartram also ...

A group of people at table in a shady backyard - Luza Studios/Getty Images Are you looking for a touch of living history and breathtaking beauty for your outdoor space? Franklinia alatamaha, or the ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - There are few enough trees that flower in late summer, so when a tree is still blooming this far into fall, it's worth mentioning. My little Franklinia tree has been blooming ...

The Franklinia tree in the Mann Farmhouse Wildflower Gardens is in bloom. “It’s the first time in 17 years that I have seen blossoms on this tree,” said Anne Jones, Scituate Garden Club’s Wildflower ...

If you have the ears to listen, this tree has a story to tell. Let’s go back to 1765 and travel along with American naturalists John Bartram and his son William, from Philadelphia to Florida. On a ...

Are you looking for a touch of living history and breathtaking beauty for your outdoor space? Franklinia alatamaha, or the Franklinia tree, offers just that, promising stunning white blooms and a ...