Paulownia Tomentosa – Pot 3.6 L is a green plant in a 3.6 L container, with developed root ball, substrate reserve and more formed plant structure.
Supplied in an individual 3.6 L pot, with protected roots and a more advanced plant. The purpose of the format is to protect the roots during transport and support orderly planting, with clear, identifiable and manageable plant material from delivery.
Tomentosa is a Paulownia variety: fast-growing plant material with large leaves and use in ornamental, productive or restoration projects depending on management. Suitable for gardens, estates, trials, shade, beekeeping and plantations where Paulownia is used in a practical way.
gardening, landscaping, private estates, avenue planting, visual screens, shade, garden design, dust retention, vegetal acoustic value and outdoor decoration. Format choice depends on project size, transport distance, planting season and the development level required on delivery.
Classic Paulownia for temperate and cool-temperate climates, with good cold hardiness once established. Suitable for large gardens, parks and estates across much of Europe.
Traditional purple flowering in large bells, very recognisable and strongly ornamental. One of the classic images of the imperial tree.
With prepared soil, support irrigation and correct early management, it allows the establishment of a vigorous, well-rooted Paulownia aligned with the real project objective.
Tomentosa. Supplied in an individual 3.6 L pot, with protected roots and a more advanced plant. Delivery: check moisture and plant condition on arrival; keep roots protected and prepare deep, loose and drained soil before planting.
Classic Paulownia for temperate and cool-temperate climates, with good cold hardiness once established. Suitable for large gardens, parks and estates across much of Europe.
Preferably full sun, with aerated and drained soil. In gardens, leave space for crown, shade, flower display, fragrance and the ornamental role of the tree within the garden design.
Its large purple bells are a classic reference for bees and ornamental gardens. Generous, recognisable flowering strongly associated with the imperial tree.
Moderate regular irrigation during establishment. Keep the substrate moist, not soaked; never leave pots or trays standing in water to avoid root suffocation.
Traditional purple flowering in large bells, very recognisable and strongly ornamental. One of the classic images of the imperial tree.