Type: Deciduous. Zones: 3-6, 15-17, 31-41. Exposure: Full sun or light shade. Water: Regular to moderate. Growth: Slow.
A single- or multi-trunked small tree 20–40 feet high, 15–30+ feet wide, Persian parrotia is attractive year-round. Oval leaves unfurl reddish-purple, mature to lustrous dark green, then turn golden yellow, orange, rosy pink, and finally scarlet in autumn. Small flowers with conspicuous reddish stamens open in late winter before leaves emerge. Mature bark flakes to reveal lighter patches.
Prefers slightly acid soil but tolerates alkaline; grows in sun or light shade. Pest-resistant.
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