African Locust Bean Tree (Parkia biglobosa) Taro Each segment reveals silky white

Each segment reveals silky white flesh with a taste often compared to banana cream pie with hints of pineapple and mango

evergreen tree that can reach heights of 30-60 feet with a spread of 20-30 feet

the Grosella turns to a ruby-red jelly

The tree is hardy and drought-tolerant

Its sprawling growth habit and attractive berries also provide an ornamental touch to gardens

African Locust Bean Tree (Parkia biglobosa) Taro Each segment reveals silky whiteThe African Locust Bean Plant, scientifically known as Parkia biglobosa, is a magnificent deciduous tree that graces landscapes with its impressive height and striking foliage. Native to Africa, this tree is a symbol of cultural heritage, known for its role in traditional cuisine and ecological sustainability. Culinary Use: The seeds found within the African Locust Bean's elongated pods are a treasure trove of flavor, adding a unique and savory touch