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Plume Albizia

Albizia Distachya

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Overview

Albizia distachya, commonly called Plume Albizia, is a tropical, fast-growing deciduous tree, often reaching heights of 20-30 feet. It is noted for its feathery bipinnate leaves and fluffy, cream-colored pompom-like flowers that attract pollinators. This low-maintenance tree prefers full sun, well-drained soils, and is drought-tolerant once established. Its compact size and ornamental qualities make it an excellent choice for accent planting or as a street tree in warm climates.

Sun Full, HalfWater Low, MediumZones 7–11Climate Subtropical
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — It is noted for its feathery bipinnate leaves and fluffy

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Low, Medium
USDA zones
7–11

Shape & size

Classification

Family
Fabaceae
Climate
Subtropical

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Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — tree with yellow blooms
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — contributing to a vibrant ecosystem in the garden
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — yellow flowers in the garden
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — commonly called Plume Albizia; it is noted for its feathery bipinnate leaves and fluffy
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — often reaching heights of 20-30 feet; attracting pollinators such as bees and butterflies.<br><br>Maintenance is relatively
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — This low-maintenance tree prefers full sun, well-drained soils, and is drought-tolerant once established; provided they are
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — It is noted for its feathery bipinnate leaves and fluffy; yellow flowers in the garden
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — cream-colored pompom-like flowers that attract pollinators, image 32
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — fast-growing deciduous tree; and is lauded for its resiliency and adaptability in a range of soil conditions
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — is a captivating semi-evergreen tree that will add a touch of tropical elegance to any landscape design; tree with yellow
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — scientifically known as Albizia distachya; requiring occasional pruning to maintain its shape and promote a more lush growth
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — Originating from Southeast Asia; this low-maintenance tree prefers full sun, well-drained soils, and is drought-tolerant
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — this species thrives in USDA zones 10 through 11; <br><br>The tree typically reaches a moderate height of 20 to 30 feet
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — and is lauded for its resiliency and adaptability in a range of soil conditions; watering should be regular
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — provided they are well-draining; tree for full or half
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — Its leaves are finely bipinnate, image 41
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — <br><br>The tree typically reaches a moderate height of 20 to 30 feet, with a canopy that spreads equally wide, image 40
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — feathery appearance that dances in the breeze and offers dappled shade beneath; especially in the establishment phase
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — the Plume Albizia produces an exquisite display of puffball-like flowers; commonly called Plume Albizia
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — featuring a palette of creamy whites and soft yellows; is a captivating semi-evergreen tree that will add a touch of
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — especially in the establishment phase; originating from Southeast Asia
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — Watering should be regular; fast-growing deciduous tree
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — attracting pollinators such as bees and butterflies.<br><br>Maintenance is relatively minimal; feathery appearance that
Plume Albizia (Albizia Distachya) — requiring occasional pruning to maintain its shape and promote a more lush growth; then moderate once the tree is

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