Franklin, Remarkable tree in the United States of America
The Franklin tree is a unique and historic deciduous plant.
Named after Benjamin Franklin, the species was discovered in the 18th century.
Symbolizing botanical and historical significance, it’s celebrated by horticulturists.
Today, all known living Franklin trees are descendants from seeds collected in 1773.
The Franklin tree is extinct in the wild and survives only in cultivation.
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The Franklin tree is a unique and historic deciduous plant.
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