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Babool is a medium to large tree, native to West Asia, that can reach a height of 10 m, with an average of 4-7 m in height. The crown is somewhat flattened or rounded, with a moderate density. The branches have a tendency to droop downwards if the crown is roundish. The bark is blackish gray or dark brown in mature trees and deeply grooved, with longitudinal fissures. The young branches are smooth and gray to brown in color. The leaves are twice compound. Common name(s): Nilotica, Gum Arabic, Babool, Babul Flower colours: Bright yellow Bloom time: Once in a year, Autumn to Winter Max reacahble height: 4 to 10 m Difficulty to grow:: Easy to moderate