This deciduous, spreading tree has dense, drooping clusters of fragrant, pea-like, white flowers appearing in spring. The trunk has rigid and furrowed bark, the luxuriant leaves are golden yellow when young and turn orange yellow in Autumn.
HOW IT SPREADS
A fast growing tree to 12m tall will provide wonderful summer shade, large heart shaped leaves appear after the bell shaped white flowers. Highly recommended.
specimen for large open spaces such as parks and gardens. Notable for its unique foliage shape, autumn colour and the reported absence of woody fruit.
A dense, symmetrical and formal round-headed small tree to 5m high by 4m wide. Very tough and an ideal street tree where space and height are limited. Generally not prone to pests and diseases and requires little or no pruning to hold its shape. Once established it is quite tolerant to heat, drought and pollution. An excellent alternative to Robinia mop tops.
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