Golden rain-tree, Koelreuteria paniculata, grows 30 to 40 feet tall with an equal spread in a broad vase or globe shape.Rain-trees are sparingly branched, but with a perfectly-balanced and ...

The golden-rain tree has lightly textured, toothed foliage with the feel of fringe, and it wears its airy sprays of yellow flower panicles, well, like fringe.

When should I prune my golden rain tree? Prune them in the winter while dormant and before new growth emerges. This is true of trees that bloom on new growth which include crape myrtles, sourwoods ...

Golden rain trees are quick-growing and may be nice for your site if you plan to control the seedlings. It is also home to red and black golden rain tree bugs that can be a nuisance but are not ...

Golden rain trees tend to have open, rangy, leaning habits and brittle wood which breaks during windstorms – strike 2. Prune them while young to establish good branch structure and a tidy shape.

Although they add wonderful color to the fall and winter garden palate of North Florida, the golden rain tree can spread and in many areas are considered invasive. They are non-native to Florida ...

The golden rain tree was one of my favorite landscape trees when I lived in Mississippi because from a distance it has a near perfect round shape of bright green, lacy foliage.

The Golden Rain tree blooms in summer, so it is a good choice if you want a flowering tree for when the spring bloomers have ceased to be the focal points in a garden.

WHAT: The golden rain tree, or Koelreuteria paniculata, is native to China and Korea. The golden rain tree is a very popular ornamental tree in this country, except in Florida where it is ...

Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin gives advice on gardening in Florida including golden rain trees, moles, crape myrtles, tomatoes, short-day onions, camellias and plumeria.

A: Chinese flame tree and golden raintree are common names applied to K. paniculata and K. bipinnata. At first glance, the species look quite similar. But look closer, and you'll see differences.