Ceratonia siliqua 80-120cm

The Ceratonia siliqua stands out as a remarkable leguminous tree native to the Mediterranean region. Often called the carob tree or St. John’s bread, it features a robust structure reaching heights between 80 and 120cm. This ornamental tree offers a lush canopy with glossy, dark green leaves that create a striking contrast against its rugged bark. Garden enthusiasts appreciate the Ceratonia siliqua for its unique presence and natural charm.

The Ceratonia siliqua produces distinctive edible pods that develop in late summer, adding an interesting botanical aspect. Its adaptability as a drought tolerant tree makes it ideal for xeriscaping and low-water gardens. The Mediterranean carob is well-loved for both its aesthetic appeal and functional benefits, making it a prized choice in various landscapes. In addition, it attracts wildlife, offering ecological value to outdoor spaces.

• Produces dark brown edible pods resembling beans
• Glossy, pinnate leaves create dense shade
• Rough, textured bark adds rustic beauty
• Thrives in hot, dry Mediterranean climates
• Leguminous nature enriches soil with nitrogen

This carob tree brings a touch of Mediterranean allure and ecological importance to gardens. The Ceratonia siliqua is not only ornamental but also practical, valued for its resilience and unique fruit. Adding this tree enhances the landscape with natural elegance and sustainability, ensuring a captivating focal point throughout the year.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.