This gorgeous hybrid's upright growth habit and thornless nature make it a fine shade tree. Large yellow blossoms create a dazzling display in spring, lasting longer than any other in the species. May re-bloom in summer with supplemental water. Stems and trunks stay green year-round. Produces very few seedpods.
Photo credit: Richard Shiell
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