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Sophora secundiflora
Y03-16 — Zone 7b to 10— Texas and Northeastern Mexico
Texas Mountain Laurel!
This small evergreen shrub is one of the signature natives of the Texas Hill Country. Clusters of highly fragrant, purple, pea-shaped flowers are produced in spring and have a scent reminiscent of grape Kool-Aid. Ornamental seed pods follow the blooms and bring added interest to this wonderful plant.
5-Gallon
$48.00
Notes and observations about this plant
- llopez4boys@hotmail.com by Leticia Lopez
- Yes, it gives a cool like smell of grape Kool-Aid. The pods contain 4 to 5 red seeds. Once planted they will sprout easily. This plant is very beautiful and drought resistant. (Posted on 3/15/12)
- Well drained soil by Sam Faulkner
- Needs pH of 6.5-7.5 for best results and well drained soil. (Posted on 10/27/11)