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Delonix regia "poinciana"

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By Pitta


Delonix regia "poinciana" (Delonix regia)

This Poinciana is growing in our township. It grows short with a spreading canopy . In our block these trees have to grow up amongst rainforest trees therefore they grow very tall. the herald in the summer .A glorious tree



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Wonderful colour and shape.

3 Dec, 2009

uma
Uma
 

Wow!

3 Dec, 2009

 

Beautiful :o)

3 Dec, 2009

 

Thank you They do give a spectactular show.We have quite a lot of summer flowering trees in the town .

4 Dec, 2009

 

Lovely & bright Pitta

4 Dec, 2009

 

I agree

4 Dec, 2009

 

I love the shape of this tree! And, of course, all the red flowers as well. Beautiful!

5 Dec, 2009

 

This tree does not grow true to seed , it has huge long flat seed pods .THERE ARE MANY SHADES FROM DEEP PINK THROUGH THE ORANGY COLOURS TO DEEP RED WHICH I have been after for a long time . I PLANTED DEEP RED SEEDS BUT GOT ORANGY RED FLOWERS.

5 Dec, 2009

 

Pitta:

Beautiful trees! They love that dry soil! : > )

10 Dec, 2009

 

I wish mine would grow that shape ,Ours they reach for the sun between rainforest trees.

10 Dec, 2009

 

Pitta:

Delonix regia - Royal Poinciana loves extremely bright
hot sun...they flourish in it. In shadier areas they
would definitely elongate and reach for the sun.

10 Dec, 2009

 

I grow Cassia fistula which does the same , reaches for the sun ,while in the town they grow shorter..

10 Dec, 2009

 

Pitta:

Yes, they are the same...they love the very hot sun.

11 Dec, 2009



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