The Asian silktree was brought to America for its delicate pink flowers; its seeds can remain viable for up to nearly 150 years under dry storage
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Few garden trees look as graceful as the silktree in midsummer, when its fern-like leaves carry soft pink pompom flowers that seem to float above the branches. That beauty explains why people carried the tree across the ocean from Asia centuries ago and planted it beside homes and in gardens.