Royal Poinciana Sapling

The Poinciana (also known as the Royal Poinciana or Flame Tree) is a living work of art, ranking among the most beautiful trees in the world thanks to its fiery blossoms and wide, shady canopy.

Imagine having this "tree of kings" in your yard; every summer, your garden transforms into a living, mythical masterpiece, with its crimson flowers glowing like tongues of flame illuminating the space. It's more than just a tree; it's a haven of tranquility, offering dense, canopy shade and soft, feathery leaves that dance in the breeze, evoking a sense of grandeur, luxury, and connection with nature at its finest.

Planting and Uses:

Planting Season: Ideally, plant in early spring (March and April) when the weather is warm, but it can also be planted from February to November.

Benefits: Provides a wide, lush canopy of up to 12 meters and tolerates drought, high temperatures, and salinity once established. Uses:

It is planted as a primary ornamental tree in large gardens, parks, and wide streets to enhance landscaping and attract wildlife such as birds.

Traditional Uses: Its parts were historically used in folk medicine to treat certain inflammations, and fatty oils extracted from its seeds are used in tanning.

Important Tips:

Space: It requires ample space for its roots to grow, so it is advisable not to plant it near sidewalks or buildings to avoid damaging structures.

Growth: It is a very fast-growing tree.

Caution: Be careful not to consume its leaves or seeds, as they contain substances that may be toxic to humans and pets.

Available height: 80 cm. The seedling's germination method, stem size and branching, and age may vary depending on the shipment.