Seedlings of the African Wisteria tree about 20-50 cm

Scientific name: Bolusanthus speciosus Common name: African Wisteria tree – African Wisteria (also known as: Bolusanthus tree) Type and use: Partially deciduous ornamental tree, characterized by its beautiful purple flowers that resemble Wisteria. Suitable for upscale gardens, walkways, and parks, and used as a light shade and distinctive ornament. Environment and light: - Needs full direct sunlight - Tolerates partial shade - Prefers to be planted in well-ventilated open locations Temperature: - Tolerates heat - Tolerates slight cold - Does not tolerate strong frost Soil: - Well-draining soil (sandy or light clay) - Tolerates relatively poor soil - Does not tolerate waterlogging Irrigation: - Regular watering at the beginning of planting - After establishment, tolerates relative drought - Prefer moderate watering Fertilization: - Organic fertilizer in winter - Balanced NPK during growth - Does not require intensive fertilization Blooming: - Blooms in spring - Purple to violet flowers - Appear in hanging clusters resembling Wisteria - Attracts bees and beneficial insects Pruning: - Light pruning after flowering - Remove dry branches - Can be shaped as an elegant shade tree Propagation: - By seeds (most common) - Or by cuttings under suitable conditions Common pests and diseases: - Good resistance - Rarely affected by major problems Aesthetic and practical features: - Flowers resemble Wisteria but as a standing tree - Luxurious and distinctive appearance in gardens - Tolerates drought relatively well - Suitable for landscaping projects Final size: - Height: 6 – 10 meters - Spread: 4 – 6 meters Recommended planting distances: Use | Distance Gardens | 4 – 6 meters Parks | 5 meters Additional notes: One of the most beautiful relatively rare flowering trees