General Appearance & Structure

Form: A majestic, evergreen perennial tree with a straight, greyish-brown trunk.

Growth: Fast-growing with a distinct symmetrical, tiered branching habit that creates a pyramid or umbrella-shaped canopy.

Leaves: Thick, leathery leaves that grow in clusters (whorls) of 4 to 7 around the stem.

Flowers & Foliage

Flowers: Small, greenish-white flowers that bloom in dense clusters.

Scent: Known for a very strong, heady fragrance that becomes particularly intense during the evening and night (typically in autumn).

Fruits: Produces long, slender, bean-like pods that hang down from the branches.

Characteristics & Requirements

Hardiness: Highly drought-tolerant and heat-resistant once established, making it perfect for warm climates.

Usage: Ideal for providing wide shade in large gardens, parks, and along roadsides.

Soil: Adaptable to various soil types (sandy or clay) as long as there is good drainage.

Fun Fact: It is also called the "Blackboard Tree" because its light, easily worked wood was traditionally used to make school wooden slates.

The plant does not include the pot.

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