Description for Albizia Procera, siris Plant height: 16 - 24 inches Plant spread: 5 - 9 inches Leaves are made up of leaflets. The bark is smooth. The inflorescence is a large terminal panicle, to 30 cm long, white or greenish-white, sessile, bisexual flowers in small 15-30 flowered heads. The fruit is a flat, papery pod. A. procera was reported to be reproductively mature after approximately three years. Common name(s): White siris, Tall albizia, Safed siris, Kinhai Flower colours: Pale white Bloom time: June to July Max reachable height: Up to 20 m Difficulty to grow: Easy to grow Planting and care White siris is native to moist deciduous and semi-evergreen hill forests, swamp forests, and lowland savanna woodlands in Asia from northern India through southeast Asia. Direct sowing in the field has proved more successful. Plants can be propagated quite successfully by a stem or root cuttings. In case