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Mountain Laurel Kalmia latifolia small to large bush to tree size blooming plant mostly in the north east but fairs well in the south
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MOUNTAIN LAUREL TEXAS MOUNTAIN LAUREL-Sophora secundiflora-Fragrant large Bluish-Lavender flowers 3-7" long drooping clusters Z 7b MOUNTAIN LAUREL AMERICAN-Kalmia latifolia-Clusters of Pink and White  Z 4 MOUNTAIN LAUREL EVE'S NECKLACE-Sophora affinis-Fragrant Drooping Clusters of Pink Flowers Z 7
MOUNTAIN LAUREL TEXAS MOUNTAIN LAUREL-Sophora secundiflora-Fragrant large Bluish-Lavender flowers 3-7" long drooping clusters Z 7b
  • Medium to large tree grows to 30 feet tall and wide at maturity usually smaller 10-15 feet
  • Usually multitrunk
  • Evergreen
  • Dark Green Foliage
  • Fragrant large Bluish-Lavender flowers 3-7" long drooping clusters
  • Fruit is semi-woody pod with bright red poisonous seeds
  • Full sun to shade
  • Native to rocky limestone soils, drought tolerant found in the Texas palisades
  • Zone 7b
MOUNTAIN LAUREL AMERICAN-Kalmia latifolia-Clusters of Pink and White Z 4

  • Fragrant Drooping Clusters of Pink Flowers in Spring
  • Grows to 9-28 feet tall and wide at maturity usually smaller 3-12 feet
  • Evergreen
  • Dark Green Foliage
  • Host plant for Laurel sphinx moth and attracts butterflys
  • Leaves, flowers, twigs are all poisonous
  • Shade loving
  • Zone 4
MOUNTAIN LAUREL EVE'S NECKLACE-Sophora affinis-Fragrant Drooping Clusters of Pink Flowers Z 7

  • Fragrant Drooping Clusters of Pink Flowers in Spring
  • Grows to 30 feet tall and wide at maturity usually 10-18 feet
  • Evergreen
  • Dark Green Foliage
  • Black Pods of Seeds are poisonous
  • Full sun to shade
  • Zone 7