Description
Botanical nomenclature: Bolusanthus speciosus / Lonchocarpus speciosus Common name: Tree Wisteria, African Wisteria, Elephantwood, Elephant Wood Family: fabaceae Origin: south africa Height: between 5 & 12 meters of height Luminosity: partial shadow, full sun The name of gender honors "harry bolus", a entrepreneur & botanic enthusiast; & speciosus in latin that means beautiful. The most common tree known as wisteria tree, naturally occurs in the north province, mpumalanga, kwazulu-natal, swaziland & zimbabwe. Flowering two years old in cultivation, their root system is not invasive, & can be planted by walls, in footwear & various other places where that requirement is premium. Loses its leaves for a very short period & flows intensely in long pending cachos, for a long period, being able to keep florida for more than three months. Her flowers go from blue light, passing to indigo & sometimes violet. Resistant to the geadas that occurs in brazil, is a small tree with a beautiful flowering, extremely adaptable to all the climates that happen in brazil. Blooming flower, species of small porte & that can also be cultivated in vase with huge success. Enough dry resistant. The wisteria that failed for our collection & that can be cultivated with masterhood where others could succumber; dry, heat & high temperatures. Seeds extremely fresh & with excellent germinating rate. Bolusanthus speciosus is exactly what the name meanes, precious. Produces wood of excellent quality, highly durable, resistant to termite, drills & does burn with ease. Can survive long dry periods & young plant transplant easily. Low maintenance & extremely ornamental. Tree Wisteria - Bolusanthus Speciosus 10 Bonsai Seeds
