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Zones: 5 - 8 (-10° F.)
Height: 20'-std, 12' dwf
Spacing: 15 -20 feet
Depth: Plant with graft union 2 inches above soil surface
Spread: 18' std, 15' dwf
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
Pollinator: Self-pollinating
Yield: 2-5 bushels
Color: Pink
Foliage: Medium green
Blooms: April
Fruit: Large, clingstone fruit with dark crimson skin and flesh
Comments: Tart flavor. Withstands bacterial leaf spot. High yielder, dependable. Bear 2 days before Elberta.
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 -  Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Invasive species!
Reviewed By: ML (Washington, DC)
This tree is highly invasive! Don't plant it!

 -  Wednesday, August 26, 2009
About Palownias
Reviewed By: Don Hammers (Augusta, Georgia)
There are several varieties of Paulownias. The one offered here is the taller variety. I purchased two of these trees at different times of the year. The first one was planted late last year and is now over 10' tall. The second tree was planted mid-summer this year and is about 12" tall after a couple of months in the ground. When they are small, they do tend to sucker a bit, but after they get over 4' or so, they seem to settle down to one stem. There growth rate is truly amazing.

 -  Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Paulownia
Reviewed By: Don Hammers (Augusta, Georgia)
I have two of these trees that I started during different seasons this year. They start out slowly, but soon take off in their growth spurt. The Paulownias tend to sucker a small amount when they are small, so they should be managed. As they grow larger, I have noted no suckering. After applying some 10-10-10 fertilizer my Spring 4" planting is now over 9' tall!


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  (6 customer reviews)





Product Details
Zones: 5 - 8 (-10° F.)
Height: 20'-std, 12' dwf
Spacing: 15 -20 feet
Depth: Plant with graft union 2 inches above soil surface
Spread: 18' std, 15' dwf
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
Pollinator: Self-pollinating
Yield: 2-5 bushels
Color: Pink
Foliage: Medium green
Blooms: April
Fruit: Large, clingstone fruit with dark crimson skin and flesh
Comments: Tart flavor. Withstands bacterial leaf spot. High yielder, dependable. Bear 2 days before Elberta.
Shipping: View Shipping Schedule

Customer Reviews
Overall Rating:
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers

Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating 

 -  Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Invasive species!
Reviewed By: ML (Washington, DC)
This tree is highly invasive! Don't plant it!

 -  Wednesday, August 26, 2009
About Palownias
Reviewed By: Don Hammers (Augusta, Georgia)
There are several varieties of Paulownias. The one offered here is the taller variety. I purchased two of these trees at different times of the year. The first one was planted late last year and is now over 10' tall. The second tree was planted mid-summer this year and is about 12" tall after a couple of months in the ground. When they are small, they do tend to sucker a bit, but after they get over 4' or so, they seem to settle down to one stem. There growth rate is truly amazing.

 -  Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Paulownia
Reviewed By: Don Hammers (Augusta, Georgia)
I have two of these trees that I started during different seasons this year. They start out slowly, but soon take off in their growth spurt. The Paulownias tend to sucker a small amount when they are small, so they should be managed. As they grow larger, I have noted no suckering. After applying some 10-10-10 fertilizer my Spring 4" planting is now over 9' tall!


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