Pachira aquatica Magnolia 'Honey Tulip' giving the flowers a ruffled

giving the flowers a ruffled

It has a vase-like shape when young but will grow with an upright spreading habit to reach around 6m at full maturity

white flowers will also appear

an attractive patio plant or a great way to add height to an existing display

Concorde pear trees are self-fertile

Pachira aquatica Magnolia 'Honey Tulip' giving the flowers a ruffledPachira Aquatica, also known as the Money Tree, Guiana chestnut, Saba nut or French peanut, is a large evergreen tree popularly grown as a houseplant, often seen as several plants braided together for a distinct, attractive look. The stems start out green, gradually becoming brown, and are adorned by large, glossy deep green leaves. When mature, the tree releases unique looking blossoms with creamy petals and vivid red stamens that start out white at