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Description

The listing, Paulownia Tree Seeds has ended.

Paulownia trees grow 30 to 60 feet tall and have grayish-brown bark with fine pores for breathing, They are a fast growing tree. The leaves of the paulownia are shaped like hearts, ovals or are three-lobed, and they are hairy on their undersides. They grow along the stem in pairs.The blooms are beautiful they bloom in clusters that are purple (but can be white), and are shaped like bells.The fruit of the paulownia tree is brown and comprises four compartments that contain seeds. The compartments open in the autumn and stay attached through winter.
The winner will get 50+ seeds, I'll only ship to Verified Address. Happy Bidding :):)

Questions & Comments

I apologize but these are beautiful, so I have many questions. If you could answer to the best of your ability, i would appropriate it. Can you tell me what type of climate this tree needs? What kind if soil? Is it a tropical or a non-tropical tree? is it a mountain tree? What is the cycle of this tree (does it need long summers and short winters or can it sustain short summers and long winters? How long from winter dormancy till bloom? Thank you very much for your time and patience...

Sep 29th, 2013 at 7:11:24 PM PDT by

I'll try my best to answer what I can lol. Planting zones 5 through 11, meaning most of the tree's can withstand winter temperatures as low as minus 15 to minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit. Since Paulownia blooms on old wood, flower buds may be damaged by extreme cold. It requires full sun and well-drained soil, but will also survive in leaner soil. It can tolerate light shade, but should be planted in a spot where it is protected from high winds. They're a native tree for these parts so not tropical. It blooms at early spring time. Hope that helps :)

Sep 30th, 2013 at 12:44:59 PM PDT by

Sorry me again... I see that it grows 30-50 ft talll but what about the typical width? Ok I think i'm done now.... lol :-)

Sep 29th, 2013 at 7:14:23 PM PDT by

Mature Width: 30 to 40 Feet

Sep 30th, 2013 at 12:45:35 PM PDT by