Copper Pod Tree/ Peltophorum pterocarpum / Haldi Gulmohur

 Peltophorum pterocarpum / Copper Pod Tree / Haldi Gulmohur






Common Name :Copper Pod 
Origin  :Ceylon, Andamans, Malaya and North Australia 
Flowering Season Flowering Season :March - September 
Vernacular Name  : Haladi Gulmohur
Brief Description: The Copper Pod is considered to be a semi-evergreen tree. It is seldom leafless though it sheds leaves en masse during the winter months for a very brief period. The name `Copper Pod’ comes from the coppery-red seed cases that are seen in profusion (they turn black with age). A species which is easy to propagate, hardy, and can survive in harsh conditions. A pretty sight when in bloom. It bears clusters of yellow flowers at the end of the branches, together with dark green leaves. The ground under the tree is strewn with a carpet of the yellow petals and is sight to behold. The tree is large and very shapely. 

Peltophorum pterocarpum (DC. )
Common name: Copper pod
Family: Fabaceae
Description: A large deciduous tree, upto 20 m high. Leaves are bipinnately compound and pubescent. Flowers are in a terminal panicle, golden yellow with brownish stripes. Fruit is a pod 5-10 cm long, copper coloured.
Flowering: Summer months
Native: Sri Lanka, Southeast Asia

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