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PARROTIA
Commonly known as Persian ironwood
SCALLOPED foliage coloured in shades of red, orange and yellow and a siver-grey bark whence its metallic common name is derived. In the witch hazel family. Named after German naturalist Friedrich Parrot.
Genus of 2 species of deciduous tree from forests in the Caucasus, northern Iran and eastern China.
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Good to know
Grown for its autumn colour, peeling bark and attractive flowers. -
Place of origin
Caucasus, northern Iran. -
Resistant to honey fungusThese plants have little or few problems with honey fungus.
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Deciduous
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