deciduous ornamental

Deciduous or deciduous ornamental trees are those that lose all their leaves at some point in the year. The best known are those that run out of them during the fall or winter, but those who live in regions where the climate is dry tropical, lose them as soon as the rains begin to decrease, that is, shortly before or during the onset of the dry season.

Examples of deciduous species there are many. In places where temperatures are mild we have beeches (Fagus sylvatica), maples (Acer spp), ash trees (Fraxinus spp), and many others. And closer to the equator we find the baobab (Adansonia spp), or some acacia, such as the African acacia (A. tortilis), the flamboyant (Delonix direction), or the flame tree (Brachychiton acerifolius).

So that it is very interesting to know which ones can be included in the design of the gardens, since this way it will be possible to create magnificent places.

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