TEXAS MOUNTAIN LAUREL

Sophora secundiflora

The Texas Mountain Laurel is a beautiful small tree with clusters of purple, wisteria- like flowers that bloom in the spring with a light, pleasant fragrance. The red seeds produced by this plant are poisonous.

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GARDENING BASICS

Type: Trees

Hardiness: 10˚F

Water: Low/Medium

Sun Exposure:

GROWTH

Growth Rate: Slow/Moderate

Average Size: 15’ H × 12’ W

Coverage: 85 square feet

FOLIAGE

Foliage Type: Evergreen

Foliage Color: Green

FLOWERS & FRUITS

Flower Color: Purple

Flower Season:

Fruit: Gray/White seed pods

MORE COMMENTS

Thorns: No

Allergies: Unknown

Seeds are poisonous. Texas root rot in formerly agricultural soils with a pathological history if drainage is poor. Also, beware of over-pruning; Silver Mountain Laurel is very slow to recover if severely pruned.