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We were trained to identify it and report it when I was clearing transmission. Not a lot of it around but did find three patches of it while working one summer. Nasty stuff.

Nick, one is about 12', another 15', each has a smaller one growing a few feet from it. They are a woody plant with a bark and so I am assuming they will be a tree. I don't know of many things that height up around here that aren't trees except maybe Hog weed. Also, I was reading they are...

not yet, but I am up in Michigan. White Mulberries just got leaves you can see about two weeks ago. It may be the cultivar: C. bignonioides ( Nana catalpa )Also called non-flowering Catalpa. Bloom time is mid-late summer and doesn't happen frequently.

No pods visible. Leaves are opposite three at a time. Seems to be fast growing as I don't remember seeing it above the weeds before and it is now 10-12' high. I remember cutting Catalpa, very light and brittle if memory serves, but must not have had the leaves on it, as i would remember 10"...

Don't know. The 3rd pic is of the most mature buds. thinking you're correct, it's been years since I've seen one and at that never saw more than a couple.

Wondering if anyone can identify this new stranger on my property. Been to several sites looking for info but haven't come up with anything yet.