GENERAL DESCRIPTION

• ORIGIN: An old Polish variety of black locust, lost for many years, from the famous nurseries of Podzamcze.
• CLIMATE: Withstands -20°C.
• EXPOSURE: Requires a sunny location. Avoid a location too exposed to the wind.
• SOIL: Grows best in deep, fertile soils with an alkaline reaction, but it does well in almost any conditions.
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• USE: Recommended for large family gardens, parks, and green spaces. It can also be planted in town squares and plazas. It looks best when planted alone against a dark background. Can be used in landscape compositions with other species.
• MERIT:
• NOTE: This black locust has an amazing and moving history; it is a rare and precious tree. An old Polish variety from the Podzamcze nurseries at the beginning of the 20th century, it then disappeared without a trace, until in 1981, a variegated specimen was discovered near Warsaw and identified as the Karolina Zamoyska variety.

GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY

• DIMENSIONS: Can reach 8 to 10m.
• PORT: Soft and breathable port.
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PHYSIOLOGY OF LEAVES

• FORME:
• COLOR: A variety of leaves, marbled with white and yellow.
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PHYSIOLOGY OF FLOWERS

• TIME: May-June.
• FORM:
• COLOUR: Creamy white.
• NOTE: Very fragrant.

PHYSIOLOGY OF FRUIT

• FORM:
• COLOUR: Reddish-brown.
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