Styphnolobium japonicum Flower Colour - Purple gardeners should monitor its spread

gardeners should monitor its spread to prevent unwanted invasiveness

shiny foliage gives this fern its common name and makes it a charming addition to shaded rockeries

commonly known as Whitewater Bear's Breeches

renowned for its abundant clusters of lavender-tinged white pea flowers that bloom from late autumn through early spring

Buxus sempervirens (Boxwood) for formal structured plantings

Styphnolobium japonicum Flower Colour - Purple gardeners should monitor its spreadCommon Name: Japanese Pagoda Tree, Chinese Scholar Tree Description: Styphnolobium japonicum, commonly known as the Japanese Pagoda Tree, is a beautiful, medium to large deciduous tree renowned for its elegant, spreading canopy and showy late summer flowers. It produces masses of creamy white, pea like flowers in hanging clusters, which attract bees and other pollinators. These are followed by unique bead like seed pods that persist into autumn. The