Tipuana tipu seeds grow into the tipu tree — a fast-growing, large, semi-deciduous tree native to the subtropical biome of Bolivia, southern Brazil and northern Argentina, with Bolivia considered the core of its native range. The only species in the monotypic genus Tipuana, it produces one of the most spectacular golden flower displays of any street tree in the world — dense clusters of vivid, clear golden-yellow flowers with a reddish-orange blotch in the centre, covering the wide, flat-topped canopy in a spectacular seasonal display. The large, pinnate leaves provide excellent shade; the distinctive flat, winged samaras (seed cases with a single wing) are unusual in Fabaceae. Widely planted as a street and avenue tree across the Mediterranean (particularly in Barcelona and Granada, Spain), California, South Africa and Australia. Family Fabaceae.Full sun; fast-growing; adaptable to a range of well-drained soils; drought-tolerant once established; nitrogen-fixing. One of the finest ornamental flowering shade trees for warm-temperate and subtropical climates. Dense golden-yellow flowers with reddish-orange centre — spectacular canopy display Large flat-topped canopy; pinnate leaves; distinctive flat winged samaras Bolivia to S. Brazil and N. Argentina — subtropical biome; NOT from Brazil only Widely planted street and avenue tree in Mediterranean Spain, California, South Africa, Australia Full sun; fast-growing; drought-tolerant; nitrogen-fixing; Family Fabaceae Tipuana tipu is one of the world's great ornamental shade trees — the tipu tree's spectacular golden flower display, fast growth and wide spreading canopy have made it one of the most beloved street trees across Mediterranean-climate regions worldwide, from its Bolivian homeland to the avenues of Barcelona and Sydney. IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.
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