Why World Tree Loves Paulownia (Empress) Trees!

The Empress Splendor Tree (our Paulownia Elongata hybrid) is a non-invasive, hybrid species, that can grow in many parts of the United States and Canada, where its primary use is lumber. More commonly it is referred to as Paulownia (Empress). World Tree works with farmers in Central and North America to cultivate this fast-growing, light, durable hardwood tree for lumber harvest in 8-10 years. After harvest, World Tree, our investors, and (most importantly) our farmers gain from the sale of the lumber.
Paulownia is remarkably insect and fire-resistant, and regenerates from the stump up to 7 times! An incredible opportunity for sustainability and responsible investing for people of all ages!
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[@siberiancajun]

Somebody just planted dozens of these on a farm in Holtville, Alabama.

[@questionsforchristians]

We have some acreage perhaps we can connect on this. what is involved? What is the minimum number to plant?

[@XPrincess30]

This is a highly invasive tree..

[@Adamu98]

Your thinking of the Paulownia tomentosa which is highly invasive. The trees they grow come from the Paulownia fortunei and Paulownia elongata which are NOT considered by the government to be invasive.