This interesting form of the common Naked Coral Tree has white flower clusters, red flower clusters and mixed colored clusters on the same plant from February to June. Quite a stunning site. As with the typical form this deciduous tree from Mexico grows to 20-30 feet and is useful in a sunny dry garden where its scuptural mustard brown trunk and thorny stems crowned with clusters of red flowers can be best appreciated. Hardy to frosts to the mid 20's° F. We first received this plant from Madame Ganna Walska Lotusland in 1985.