Dias Cotinifolia (Pompon Tree)
R490.00
Dias Cotinifolia (Pompon Tree).
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Description
🌸 Dias Cotinifolia (Pompon Tree)
A true spectacle in early summer, the Pompon Tree dazzles with clouds of soft pink, pompom-like flower clusters that blanket its rounded crown. Indigenous to Southern Africa, this small to medium-sized deciduous tree is perfect for compact gardens, townhouse landscapes, or feature planting. Its non-invasive roots and fast growth make it a favourite for both ornamental and ecological design.
- Height potential: 4–7m (up to 12m in ideal conditions)
- Foliage: Bright green, oval leaves turning golden yellow in autumn
- Flowers: Pale pink to lilac-pink pompoms (Nov–Jan)
- Growth rate: Fast (matures in 4–5 years)
- Root system: Non-invasive
- Ideal for: Small gardens, biodiversity planting, pollinator attraction
- Climate suitability: Thrives in warm regions; tolerates frost down to –12°C
