Pink Shower Tree
Cassia grandis
Non-native
Family: Fabaceae
Size: Up to 100' high
Identification
Identification
Food and health uses
Food and health uses
The pungent honey-like substance found abundantly in the pods is sometimes mixed with milk and consumed as refreshment.
It is said to have medicinal properties and, among other things, to help fight anemia and add iron to the blood.
A liquid antiseptic can be obtained from the roots and leaves.
The flowers are used in many household remedies.
More information
More information
Pink Shower Tree in bloom on main lawn
Pink Shower Tree on main lawn
Pink Shower Tree branch with flowers
Pink Shower Tree pinnately compound leaves
Pink Shower Tree flower cluster
Pink Shower Tree individual flower
Pink Shower Tree leaves and flowers
Pink Shower Tree leaves
Pink Shower Tree seed pods