Plant each seed in its own gallon (3.8 L) pot with drainage holes on the bottom. Fill the pots with lightweight, sterile medium. Sow the seeds 1 inch (2.5 cm.) deep, then position the pots in a warm, bright location.

It's no hyperbole when we say that this delightful tree literally showers your garden with its abundance of yellow flowers. This might explain why the tree is sometimes called the golden shower tree. The edible flowers are a favorite delicacy in some parts of Asia where the tree originally comes from.

It's true, the seeds of this fast-growing, drought and salt tolerant, medium-sized, deciduous tree are poisonous. The golden glow is followed by the production of almost two-feet-long, dark brown coloured, cylindrical, woody seedpods, which persist on the tree throughout the winter before falling to litter the ground.

Growth rate: The tree is of slow growth and may take ten years to flower. Under favorable climatic conditions, it may flower in five years.. . . . .364011235961!]0000000000000009783314144559!]