Pink Cassia (Cassia grandis) 5 seeds

Common name: Cassia grandis, Pink Cassia, Pink Shower Tree

Native to Mexico and the Caribbean, it is a deciduous or semi-evergreen tree. It has smooth greyish bark and irregularly growing branches. Leaves are winged and clustered, consisting of 3-8 pairs of leaves. The flowers are pink, very fragrant, in summer they appear in drooping clusters. The fruit is dark brown. The tree is used in a variety of applications.

CASSIA
Cassia

This genus, which belongs to the buttercup family, was once very large, comprising perennial and annual herbaceous plants as well as half-shrubs, shrubs and trees.
There are now over 100 species. Native to tropical climates, it includes mostly evergreen shrub or tree species. Its wing-like compound leaves are often hairy. Their bright yellow or pink flowers open singly or in small clusters, in clusters of spikes. After a long time they bloom, and the flowers develop into pod-like pods.
Cultivation:
Some tolerate repeated frosts well. They require well-drained soil and a sunny or semi-shady position. They can be propagated by sowing.