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Peony tree seeds. Caesalpinia - Caesalpinia gilliesii 30 seed 8 R. Caesalpinia or peony flower is an attractive small deciduous ornamental shrub discovered in 1829 by Dr. Gillies. Family: Fabaceae. Scientific name: Caesalpinia gilliesii. Type: Evergreen shrub. Other names for the peony flower shrub: Paradise bird, yellow dwarf Poinciana, Burbah. Native origin: South America, especially in Argentina and Uruguay, Madagascar. Color: Yellow and red flowers. Seeds: Yes. Propagation: Yes. Planting time: Spring or autumn. Blooming: From late May to August. Height: 2 to 3 meters (up to 15 meters in its native environment). Poisoning: All parts of the shrub are toxic. Soil acidity: Neutral. Caesalpinia tree planting: Widely planted in home gardens and various public parks, characterized by beautiful, different, and multi-colored flowers, including yellow, red, and orange, without thorns, and bright evergreen leaves 20 cm long. Peony flower seeds are planted in a warm, sunny place protected from cold winds, in fertile, well-drained soil. Seeds are planted after scratching or soaking them for 24 hours in hot water at 25°C. In areas with harsh winters, they should be protected from frost, ideally in a warm area. Pruning involves removing damaged or ugly branches to keep a harmonious silhouette, done after flowering. Watering: This shrub tolerates tough conditions like drought, but especially in the first year, it needs regular watering to ensure proper growth. The watering should be very regular, especially in summer, twice a week at minimum, to see it grow fully, especially in very hot areas. But be careful and keep the seeds out of children's reach, as the flat seeds in the pods that form at the end of flowering are particularly toxic if ingested.