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Albizia julibrissin (Multi) - Silk Tree

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Albizia julibrissin (Multi) is a splendid and resilient member of the legume family, often referred to as the Silk Tree. This extraordinary deciduous giant hailing from Asia, stretches to impressive heights of 20-40 feet and spreads just as wide. Noteworthy for its unusual umbrella-like canopy of fern-like foliage, this striking tree is a year-round showstopper. Summer sees the Silk Tree come to life, igniting your garden with a brilliant display of feathery flowers that flutter in shades of pale to intense vibrant pink. This vivid spectacle not only brightens your landscape but also works as a magnet for fluttering butterflies and hummingbirds. Once firmly rooted, the Silk Tree shows remarkable grit, withstanding drought and tests of resilience. It thrives best under the radiant glow of full sun in well-draining soil conditions. Boasting both aesthetic richness and admirable hardiness, the Silk Tree proves to be an enchanting and reliable addition to any landscape design.

  • Size: 20-40 feet tall and wide
  • Flowers: Vibrant, feathery pink flowers in summer
  • Foilage: Fern-like, umbrella-like canopy
  • Water usage: Moderate, but drought-tolerant once established
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Attracts Pollinators: Butterflies and hummingbirds frequent this tree
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