Colville's Glory is a beautiful, large tree from Madagascar with large pinnate leaves and very conspicuous cylindrical or cone shaped clusters of bright orange flowers that are bright red in bud. This tree leaves are soft, rich green and sway easily in the breeze. Colville’s glory tree in full sun and deep, rich, acid to neutral soil with good drainage. Though not overly tolerant of drought, it copes with lower water levels by shedding foliage and can become fully deciduous in subtropical areas with cool, dry winters. New leaves will not emerge until weather is warmer and water available again.

This outrageously beautiful flowering tree is tall and open and best nestled among other shorter, more rounded and dense trees. It look perfect planted among a mixed grove of palms and shade trees or as a specimen in a large public park or open landscape.

Colville's Glory is a beautiful, large tree from Madagascar with large pinnate leaves and very conspicuous cylindrical or cone shaped clusters of bright orange flowers that are bright red in bud. This tree leaves are soft, rich green and sway easily in the breeze. Colville’s glory tree in full sun and deep, rich, acid to neutral soil with good drainage. Though not overly tolerant of drought, it copes with lower water levels by shedding foliage and can become fully deciduous in subtropical areas with cool, dry winters. New leaves will not emerge until weather is warmer and water available again.

This outrageously beautiful flowering tree is tall and open and best nestled among other shorter, more rounded and dense trees. It look perfect planted among a mixed grove of palms and shade trees or as a specimen in a large public park or open landscape.