African lavender tree seeds

Common name: African Lavender Scientific name: Spathodea campanulata Also known as: African Tulip - African Zenkab A large perennial tree from the Bignoniaceae family, order of Schrophyllaceae, with only one species. It grows quickly and blooms when it reaches a height of one meter, and can reach up to 25 meters in height. It is one of the most beautiful trees worldwide, known for its stunning appearance due to its very green leaves and beautiful flowers. Its wood is flexible and it requires little care. It is suitable for indoor cultivation as it does not need direct sunlight. • Flower of the African Lavender tree: Its flowers have large heads, dark red in color, sometimes orange or crimson, and bloom for up to 6 months. It blooms in cold and dry areas throughout the year. • Fruit and seeds of the African Lavender tree: Its long, pod-shaped fruits contain many small seeds that are yellow and white inside. • Growing season for the African Lavender tree: It is planted in spring, but can also be cultivated year-round in agricultural preserves and enclosed or plastic-covered places where temperature and sunlight can be controlled, or where adequate lighting is available. • Suitable climate and soil for the African Lavender tree: Prefers relatively cool weather, tolerates drought and frost, grows in rich soil, and can withstand slight salinity. • Method of cultivating the African Lavender tree: Propagated by seeds, preferably soaked in water for at least 24 hours to speed up growth. It is watered regularly. • Benefits and uses: The African Lavender has medicinal uses, and it is also one of the most beautiful ornamental and shade trees. Its wood is used in drum making and for carving due to its flexibility. A part of its fruit is used as a toxic substance to repel insects. • Native habitat of the African Lavender tree: Africa, also found in Australia and South America, and cultivated in Saudi Arabia and Gulf countries.