This small tree announces spring with fragrant purple flowers that attract pollinators and hummingbirds. The flowers smell like grape candy and look like wisteria. Plant it in well-draining soil.
Texas Mountain Laurel is a slow-growing plant so we are offering it in a 10 gallon size. Note that the seed pods are poisonous and should be kept away from children and pets.
A great alternative to crape myrtle!
Mature height |
20 feet |
Mature width |
10 feet |
Sunny or Shady |
Sunny |
Type 3-5 |
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Spring/Summer appearance |
Green foliage with purple flowers |
Fall/Winter appearance |
Green foliage |
Wildlife support |
Birds, butterflies |
Freeze Hardy |
Yes |
Botanical Name |
Sophora secundiflora |