Caesalpinia Ferrea (Syn. Libidibia) (Brazilian Ironwood)
Caesalpinia Ferrea (Syn. Libidibia) (Brazilian Ironwood)
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Caesalpinia Ferrea (Syn. Libidibia) (Brazilian Ironwood) is a medium to large deciduous tree known for its upright form and dense canopy of fine green foliage. It produces striking yellow flowers that appear in clusters, adding seasonal colour and attracting pollinators.
This species forms a robust tree suitable for streetscapes, parks and large gardens where a bold deciduous feature is desired. It is hardy once established and provides shade, seasonal interest and low maintenance in suitable growing conditions.
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Mature height
10 to 20 metres
Mature width
6 to 12 metres
Spacing
6 to 10 metres
Evergreen/Deciduous
Deciduous
Foliage
Fine green foliage with bright yellow flowers
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Late spring to summer November to February
Sun tolerance
Full sun
Maintenance
Low maintenance with occasional pruning to maintain shape and remove damaged branches
Root System
Moderately deep root system typically 80 to 150 cm with spreading fibrous roots non invasive