Pterolobium hexapetalum | Indian Redwing | 10 Seeds

Pterolobium hexapetalum, commonly known as the Indian redwing, is a distinctive deciduous tree native to various regions of Africa and parts of Asia. This striking tree earns its name from the appearance of its, wing-shaped fruits that hang from long stalks, showcasing a greenish-brown hue and containing seeds surrounded by a sweet pulp. Its compound leaves, comprised of multiple leaflets, offer a dense canopy, providing ample shade in hot climates. During the flowering season, the tree blooms with clusters of small, greenish-white to cream-colored flowers, adorning the branches before the fruiting phase. Resilient to arid conditions, this tree thrives in well-draining soils and full sunlight, commonly found in savannas and woodland areas. Revered in various cultures for its folklore and occasional ornamental presence, the Indian Redwing Tree stands out for its unusual fruit and distinctive appearance in its natural habitat.  Zones 10-11 Germination Germinating Pterolobium hexapetalum