AFRICAN TULIP TREE
Spathodea campanulata
The African Tulip Tree is a stunning eye-catcher with its large, bell-shaped, bright orange-red flowers. This tropical tree grows quickly and attracts many birds and insects with its abundant blooms and nectar. Its wide crown also provides ample shade.
Application: š³Solitary |āColorful accent
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Likes full sun
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Fast grower
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Water regularly
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Height 6/10 meters
SPECIFICATIONS:
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Common name | African Tulip Tree, Vuurboom, Trompetboom |
| Latin name | Spathodea campanulata |
| Origin | Tropical Africa |
| Height | Up to 6-10 meters |
| Growth habit | Fast-growing tree with a broad, shady crown |
| Location (take into account) | Needs a lot of space |
| Light requirements | Full sun |
| Water requirement | Every day |
| Windproof | Yes |
| Fertilization | Fertilize regularly; ask an employee for advice |
| Maintenance | Moderate maintenance; regular pruning to maintain shape |
| Leaves | Large, glossy, dark green leaves with a feathery structure |
| Fruits | Elongated, woody pods filled with winged seeds |
| Flowers | Large, trumpet-shaped, bright orange-red flowers filled with nectar |
| Attractor of butterflies and birds | Yes |
| Iguana test | No, leaves can be eaten by iguanas |
| Suitable for pot | No |
| Toxicity | Not poisonous to humans, but the seeds and bark may be mildly irritating to pets |