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Sophora affinis - Eve's necklace,Texas sophora

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Sophora affinis is a remarkable tree species affectionately known as Eve's Necklace or Texas Sophora. Treasured for its harmonious blend of beauty and resilience, this native of Southern United States matures to an enchanting height of 15-30 feet, making it an ideal centerpiece for a diverse range of landscapes. Every spring, its silhouette comes alive with a celebration of pink, pea-like flowers, whose visual delight is later enhanced by glossy black seed pods reminiscent of a beaded necklace. Its vigorous green foliage complements this display, transitioning into striking shades of yellow as fall approaches. Despite its luxurious aesthetics, the Sophora Affinis remains an epitome of adaptability - thriving in full sun to partial shade, and showcasing commendable drought tolerance. Please note, while enjoying this spectacle of nature's artistry, keep in mind that all parts of the Sophora affinis are indeed poisonous if ingested. Embrace the charismatic elegance and unmatched durability of the Sophora Affinis, and let it be the enduring statement piece your landscape so rightly deserves.

  • Size: 15-30 feet tall
  • Flowers: Pink, pea-like flowers
  • Foliage: Vibrant green leaves which turn yellow in fall
  • Water usage: Drought-tolerant
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Poisonous: All parts of the plant are poisonous if ingested
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