Sophora japonica
Pagoda Tree
Description
Sophora japonica, often called the Japanese Pagoda Tree, is a deciduous tree known for its late-blooming, fragrant flowers and attractive form. The flowers appear in late summer, adding color and beauty when many other trees have finished blooming. They are creamy white and appear in panicles, attracting pollinators. The leaves are pinnately compound, providing a delicate texture and attractive appearance. Japanese Pagoda Trees are relatively long-lived and can reach impressive heights, making them suitable for large landscapes. They are also known for their resistance to pests and diseases. Plant in full sun and well-drained soil for best results. These trees are wonderful for providing shade, beauty, and fragrance.
Description
Sophora japonica, often called the Japanese Pagoda Tree, is a deciduous tree known for its late-blooming, fragrant flowers and attractive form. The flowers appear in late summer, adding color and beauty when many other trees have finished blooming. They are creamy white and appear in panicles, attracting pollinators. The leaves are pinnately compound, providing a delicate texture and attractive appearance. Japanese Pagoda Trees are relatively long-lived and can reach impressive heights, making them suitable for large landscapes. They are also known for their resistance to pests and diseases. Plant in full sun and well-drained soil for best results. These trees are wonderful for providing shade, beauty, and fragrance.