Persian Spire Ironwood Trees naturally losing its lower branches

naturally losing its lower branches and able to grow in most soil types

It has a clean pyramidal shape in youth and matures into a more rounded crown with a strong central leader

This tree also has a sightly winter appearance thanks to its reddish-brown bark

Its dense branching and form also make it a great shade tree

This tree is rarely seen without brown

Persian Spire Ironwood Trees naturally losing its lower branchesThe Persian Spire Ironwood (Parrotia persica JL Columnar) is a small to medium sized columnar tree with showy foliage. It has a dense and sometimes crooked branching habit and a very upright and narrow form that has a slightly delicate appearance and fine texture. In the spring, its leaves emerge as deep purple and mature to shiny medium green for the summer. Oftentimes a purple border remains on the leaves during the summer. In the fall, the foliage