Yellow rosewood seed

LATIN NAME: DALBERGIA HUPEANA

COMMON NAME: Yellow Rosewood

The yellow rosewood lattices the deciduous tree with the compound leaves of the many oval leaflets that lattice into the fine, airy crown and the small, creamy-white, pea-like flowers that open in the loose clusters through the early summer, the flat, thin pods following, each holding the few small seeds. The tree grows steadily into the spreading crown, and it likes the sun, and the deep, well-drained soil.

Scientific Research & Plant Biotechnology

The fine, lattice-like foliage of the yellow rosewood gives it a recognised place in the research on the warm-climate timber trees of the great rosewood genus, and the hupeana species appears in the studies of the hard, handsome timber and the nitrogen-fixing roots. The work looks at the way the leaflets lattice into the airy crown, the soil-improving habit, and the seed biology. The foresters value the fine wood, and the growers of the timber and shade trees keep the species in their catalogues.

Ecological & Economic Value & Wide Applications

In the warm, sunny garden, the yellow rosewood lattices the warm garden with the fine, airy foliage. The wood serves the furniture, the carving and the crafts for the ages, the roots enrich the soil, and the tree makes the handsome shade tree. It thrives in the deep, well-drained, sunny ground. Fine-foliaged, hard-wooded and soil-improving.

To grow the Yellow Rosewood from seed, drop the seeds into the hot water, then leave them overnight, sow them into the sandy drills of the tray, keep the tray warm and water lightly, and the seedlings thread up within a couple of weeks.

Keep the tray warm and water lightly, and pot the seedlings on as they grow. The lattice foliage comes over the years. Settle the young trees in the deep, sunny ground, and the lattice foliage will fine within a few seasons.