The Rain Tree seeds, which belong to the tree species known scientifically as *Samanea saman*, are typically flat and oval-shaped, with a shiny brown exterior. These seeds are about 1-2 inches long and can vary in color from light brown to dark mahogany. Rain Trees are renowned for their large, umbrella-like canopies, and their seeds are often found in pods that contain several seeds each. The seeds have a hard outer shell, making them resilient and capable of being dispersed by wind or animals. When planted, they have the potential to grow into large, shade-giving trees. The Rain Tree is favored for its use in landscaping and reforestation due to its rapid growth and ability to provide shelter and food for various forms of wildlife.