Heirloom Tropical Seeds – Coral Wood Tree – Adenanthera pavonina – 10 Seeds – Red Color

Transform your garden with 10 Heirloom Tropical Seeds of the stunning Coral Wood Tree, scientifically known as Adenanthera pavonina. This remarkable tree, also referred to as the Red Bead Tree and Red Lucky Tree, showcases rounded green leaves and wide-spreading branches that create a captivating landscape. As it matures, its unique brown bark peels gently, enhancing the visual appeal of this small to medium-sized tree.

Scented, star-shaped flowers bloom, giving way to striking bright red, shiny seeds often used in crafting and jewelry-making. Ideal for bonsai enthusiasts, this plant can thrive in containers, making it a versatile choice for any garden. Embrace the joy of growing with our heirloom seeds, sourced from natural and non-GMO origins.

Note that all sales are final due to the perishable nature of seeds, and we appreciate your understanding. Each packet is designed to deliver viable seeds true to their listing description.

Key Features:

• Type of Plant: Tropical Tree
• Condition: Heirloom, Non-GMO
• Mature Size: Small to Medium
• Growing Conditions: Prefers warm climates
• USDA Zone Growing: 10-12
• Soil Type: Well-draining, loamy soil
• Sunlight Exposure: Full sun to partial shade
• Expected Planting Period: Spring to early summer

Benefits: The Coral Wood Tree enhances any landscape with its vibrant appearance and unique seed pods, perfect for decorative crafts. Its adaptability makes it suitable for bonsai projects, providing a fascinating challenge for hobbyists. Not only does it beautify your space, but its ecological benefits include attracting pollinators and providing shade.

FAQs:

1. What is the best way to grow Coral Wood Tree seeds? Start by soaking the seeds in water for 24 hours to promote germination. Plant them in well-draining soil and ensure they receive ample sunlight.
2. Can these seeds be grown in pots? Yes, the Coral Wood Tree thrives in containers, making it ideal for patios and small gardens.
3. What are the climate requirements for Adenanthera pavonina? This tree prefers warm climates and grows best in USDA zones 10-12.
4. How often should I water the seedlings? Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged.