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Franklin, Endemic tree near Altamaha River in Georgia, United States.

The Franklin tree reaches heights of 30 feet with dark green leaves that transform to orange and scarlet colors during autumn months.

John and William Bartram first documented this tree species in 1765, collecting seeds that would become the source of all existing specimens today.

The tree received its name in recognition of Benjamin Franklin, reflecting the scientific connections between early American naturalists and political figures.

Successful cultivation requires planting container-grown specimens to reduce transplant stress, along with regular irrigation during summer months.

This species no longer exists in its natural habitat, making all current Franklin trees direct descendants from the Bartrams' collected seeds.

GPS coordinates: 36.56771,-118.75864

Latest update: March 14, 2025 01:17

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