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DALBERGIA SISSOO LOG Sissoo Tree Moderate water Full sun to part shade Native to India Why we love it… The bright green leaves of the Sissoo Tree are held to its branches by long petioles, allowing them to catch the slightest breeze and “shimmer” in the sunlight, earning comparisons to the better known Cottonwood and Aspen. However, Sissoo Trees are more drought and heat tolerant, and faster growing than their quaking counterparts. In the winter, younger trees are semi-deciduous and frost tender; transgressions that are quickly forgotten in spring, when frozen branches are replaced with lightningspeed, and the air is filled with a sweet fragrance from the tree’s tiny, inconspicuous flowers. Older, established trees are more evergreen and cold hardy, casting dense, cooling shade and lending a luxurious oasis feel to desert landscapes. Lydia says: Tender new growth is more susceptible to frost damage, so prepare younger Sissoo Trees for cold weather by decreasing the frequency of water applications in fall. Semi-evergreen Tree: Dalbergia sissoo Size (H x W): 30-50 feet x 20-30 feet Blooms: Inconspicuous but fragrant white flowers in spring Exposure: Full sun to part shade Hardiness Zone: 25° F, USDA Zone 9 Water: Moderate Civano Nursery 5301 S. Houghton Rd Tucson Arizona 85747 www.civanonursery.com Pruning: Thin out branches and shape the tree in January Growth Rate: Fast