Brachychiton | Australis

: Features large, lobed, maple-like leaves that are often briefly deciduous before flowering.

: Unlike some other Brachychiton species, it generally has a non-invasive root system, making it safer for patios and ponds.

: Indigenous Australians traditionally ate the roasted seeds and the yam-like roots of young seedlings.

: Produces clusters of creamy-white or greenish-yellow bell-shaped blooms, typically in late spring or early summer.

: Distinctive black, boat-shaped seed pods follow the flowering season. ✨ Key Features

: Features large, lobed, maple-like leaves that are often briefly deciduous before flowering.

: Unlike some other Brachychiton species, it generally has a non-invasive root system, making it safer for patios and ponds.

: Indigenous Australians traditionally ate the roasted seeds and the yam-like roots of young seedlings.

: Produces clusters of creamy-white or greenish-yellow bell-shaped blooms, typically in late spring or early summer.

: Distinctive black, boat-shaped seed pods follow the flowering season. ✨ Key Features

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