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Persian Parrotia tree ia a slow-growing shrub or tree up to 10m tall. Bark smooth, turning grey and flaking with age. Branches spread horizontally. Leaves up to 10cm long, alternately arranged, both sides covered with stellate hairs. Autumnal foliage a rich crimson colour.  The Persian ironwood is native to northern Iran, where it is endemic in the Alborz mountains.

Fun Facts:

  • This plant’s common name refers to the incredible strength of its timber. Owing to this strength, the timber is difficult to work, which has perhaps prevented it from being grown for commercial purposes.
  • The scientific name is derived from the Russian naturalist FW Parrot

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