Still looking desperately for Cassia didymobotrya, the Popcorn Cassia. I had offers, then no response, then got the wrong seeds, so if any of you flower buds have these seeds, please lmk. Sharon

Please check my list for a trade! Anything you want - I usually have to order these! sharon

I'm using it up here (WI) as the center plant in large containers. Simply awesome. Now, I'm investigating whether or not there might be other members of the Fabaceae that could also be used in the north as an annual in like manner. These popcorn Cassias are hard to beat! Another one I'm looking at is "Pride of Barbados" or Caesalpinia pulcherrima. As another member of the Fabaceae, it has the pinnately compound foliage but quite a different look in the flower. I thought it'd be nice to compare and contrast in some area having a number of our larger planter types. Cool group of plants for sure, and one in which I suspect more northerly gardeners like myself will be able to avail ourselves of these items in the future. +oM

They form from the flower heads, if flowers have been pollinated. The pods develop into ribbed, papery brown capsules with a number of seeds within. If you search with, say, google image search for "cassia popcorn seeds" you will see some images