Tree
Krishna Siris
Albizia amara
ABOUT THE PLANT
Krishna Siris moves through the seasons like a quiet rhythm — shedding its feathery leaves in February, renewing them in April, bursting into fragrant powder puffs - through May, and ripening its long flat pods by the end of October. Its grey scaly bark was used to fuel railway engines in colonial India.
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