Texas Ebony Seeds (Pithecellobium flexicaule) – 10 Drought-Tolerant Tree Seeds | Bonsai or Shade Tree | Native Southwest Legume

10 fresh, non-GMO Texas Ebony (Pithecellobium flexicaule) seeds, hand-packed and ideal for bonsai enthusiasts, drought-tolerant landscaping, or native tree projects in warm climates. About this plant: Texas Ebony is a dense, slow-growing evergreen legume tree native to the U.S. Southwest and Mexico. Known for its rich green foliage, fragrant cream-colored flowers, and dramatic, twisted seed pods, it’s perfect as a drought-tolerant shade tree or a bonsai specimen. With its compact branching, thorny stems, and wildlife value, it thrives in hot, dry areas and makes a striking focal point in xeriscapes or desert-style gardens. ✅ Botanical Name: Pithecellobium flexicaule ✅ Common Name: Texas Ebony ✅ Seed Count: 10 untreated, non-GMO seeds ✅ Plant Type: Evergreen legume tree ✅ Growth Habit: Slow-growing, dense canopy ✅ Height: 15–30 ft (can be pruned smaller or bonsai-trained) ✅ Flower Color: Cream-white, fragrant puffs ✅ Soil Type: Well-drained, sandy, rocky, or loamy ✅ Sunlight: Full sun ✅ Zones: USDA 9–11 ✅ Great For: Bonsai, desert gardens, native wildlife habitat, drought-resistant landscapes ✅ Germination Tip: Scarify + soak seeds 24 hrs before planting Common Name: Texas Ebony Scientific Name: Pithecellobium flexicaule Plant Color: Dark green foliage, cream flowers Foliage Type: Evergreen, compound leaves Soil Type: Sandy, rocky, well-drained Sunlight: Full sun Watering: Low (drought-tolerant) Life Cycle: Long-lived perennial tree USDA Zones: 9–11 Germination Instructions: Scarify seed coat; soak 24 hrs; plant in warm soil, keep lightly moist