Brachychiton rupestris is a slow-growing deciduous tree known for its distinctive swollen trunk that stores water. It develops a branching crown with narrow leaves and becomes more structured as it matures.

This species is native to Australia and is adapted to hot, dry climates. It performs best in warm conditions and well-drained soil. Once established, it is highly drought tolerant and suitable for low-water landscapes.

Growing Notes:

• Prefers well-drained soil 
• Best grown in full sun 
• Requires warm temperatures for germination 
• Slow growth in early stages 
• Very drought tolerant once established 

Key Features:

• Deciduous drought-tolerant tree 
• Distinctive bottle-shaped trunk (with age) 
• Suitable for arid and warm climates 
• Ornamental and structural landscape tree 
• Low maintenance once established 

Seeds are carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery and good quality.

Package content:

• 5 seeds
• Growing guide