Erythrostemon gilliesii (bird-of-paradise; bird-of-paradise shrub; Mexican bird of paradise; paradise caesalpinia; paradise poinciana; Bird of Paradise; Poinciana; Barba De Chivo; Caesalpinia; Disciplina De Monja; Espiga De Amor; Lagana De Perro; Mal De Ojos; Mal De Perro; Piscala)

Allergen Potential [1]   Medium-Low Screening - Summer [2]   Porous Screening - Winter [2]   Porous Bloom Period [2]   Early Spring Drought Tolerance [2]   High Fire Tolerance [2]   None Flower Type [3]   Hermaphrodite Frost Free Days [2]   10 months 20 days Fruit/Seed Abundance [2]   High Fruit/Seed Begin [2]   Summer Fruit/Seed End [2]   Summer Growth Form [2]   Single Stem Growth Period [2]   Summer Growth Rate [2]   Slow Hazards [3]   The green seed pods are severely irritating to the digestive tract; Leaf Type [3]   Deciduous Lifespan [2]   Perennial Pollinators [3]   Insects, Lepidoptera Propagation [2]   Bare Root, Container, Cutting, Seed Root Depth [2]   12 inches (30 cm) Seed Spread Rate [2]   Moderate Seed Vigor [2]   High Seeds Per [2]   60000 / lb (132277 / kg) Shape/Orientation [2]   Erect Structure [3]   Shrub Vegetative Spread Rate [2]   Slow Flower Color [2]   White Foliage Color [2]   Dark Green Fruit Color [2]   Black Fall Conspicuous [2]   Yes Flower Conspicuous [2]   Yes Fruit Conspicuous [2]   Yes Height [3]   16.4 feet (5 m) Hardiness Zone Minimum [2]   USDA Zone: 9 Low Temperature: 20 F° (-6.7 C°) → 30 F° (-1.1 C°) Light Preference [2]   Full Sun Soil Acidity [2]   Neutral Soil Fertility [2]   Infertile Water Use [2]   Low View Plants For A Future Record : Erythrostemon gilliesii

Name	IUCN Category	Area acres	Location	Species	Website	Climate	Land Use
El Rey National Park	II	110298	Salta, Argentina