Cinnamon Tree

Elegant Scent on Hardy Tree

Here's why you need a Cinnamon Tree:

Add a Twist to your Garden with Cinnamon

Bending and twisting toward the sky at heights of up to 60 feet in the wild, Cinnamomum-or as it's more commonly known, Cinnamon--is a sturdy tree of ancient origins. Dating back thousands of years to its native land Sri Lanka, few trees in the landscape have the wonderful, eclectic attributes of Cinnamon.

With a distinctive, aged-look, its limbs are few, but substantial and split off from the trunk carrying scores of multi-veined, tear-shaped leaves.

Their green, leathery appearance adds to the visual allure of the tree, especially when they begin to turn purplish with maturity.

Complemented by clusters of dark purple berries and delicate yellow flowers, the colors sync together perfectly for a tree that commands attention

wherever you choose to plant it.

Cinnamon spice adds everything nice to your garden

The prize that has made

Cinnamon a household ingredient the world over is beneath its thick, crusty bark. It's there, that the inner bark contains the flavor that is ground into a spice

for which the tree gets its respected name. Extracting one of the most beloved spices right in your own kitchen will enable you to bake pies like you've never tasted. Create puddings, desserts-even cook up pastas and stews flavored with the incomparable flavor of home grown cinnamon.

And the best treat of all is in the drinks. Brew your own Chai tea, sprinkle some Cinnamon in your hot cocoa or even add some to your next glass of wine. With all the visual and flavorful benefits you get from Cinnamon, it's time to spice up your garden or landscape with this incredible tree.

Order your Cinnamon today.