This cultivar of the well-known Robinia pseudoacacia has 20-centimeter-long purple-pink flowers. In addition to its flower color, this cultivar is notable for its modest mature height, yellow fall foliage, and a more bushy crown. This Robinia tolerates all soil types but prefers moist, loamy sand.
| Origin: | United States, 1964, bred by William Silva |
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| Adult height: | Second size trees 6-12 m |
| Growth habit: | Oval / ovoid |
| Application: | Large gardens, Solitary trees, Wide green belts, Parks |
| Environmental factors: | moderately wind resistant |
| Soil: | All soil types; prefers well-drained, loamy, moist soil |
| Flowers: | hanging clusters, May–June, purple, pink |
| Fruits: | legumes, smooth, purplish-brown |
| Browse | bronze, flared, oval, green, lanceolate, compound |
| Details | bee-friendly tree, yellow fall color, produces root suckers, nitrogen-fixing |
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