What kind of tree species is the twice-blooming black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia 'Decaisneana')?
The twice-blooming black locust is a rare landscaping tree species, a tree. It was introduced to Henan from the Netherlands in 1996. It grows and develops normally in Henan. Its rarity lies in that it blooms twice a year: the first bloom occurs around May 1, and the second bloom occurs around July 10. The flowers are large and pink, with a flower length of 3.7 cm, and each blooming period lasts about 15 days. The young leaves are yellow with a hint of red, and at the end of growth the seedling stem turns reddish-brown. A one-year-old seedling grows about 3 m tall, making it an excellent street tree and garden landscaping tree species.
The twice-blooming black locust is a rare landscaping tree species, a tree. It was introduced to Henan from the Netherlands in 1996. It grows and develops normally in Henan. Its rarity lies in that it blooms twice a year: the first bloom occurs around May 1, and the second bloom occurs around July 10. The flowers are large and pink, with a flower length of 3.7 cm, and each blooming period lasts about 15 days. The young leaves are yellow with a hint of red, and at the end of growth the seedling stem turns reddish-brown. A one-year-old seedling grows about 3 m tall, making it an excellent street tree and garden landscaping tree species.