Texas Mountain Laurel

Texas Mountain Laurel

Dermatophyllum secundiflorum

This shrub can be grown as a small tree. It also features fragrant, purple flower clusters, and seed pods in the spring. Note: previously classified as Sophora secundiflora.

THE BASICS

Type: Shrub

Sun: Full sun

Hardiness: 5°F

Water: Low

Native to: Chihuahuan Desert

GROWTH RATE

Growth Rate: Slow

Mature Height: 8 feet

Mature Width: 6 feet

Mature Form: Upright, dense

FOLIAGE

Evergreen

Color: Dark green

Texture: Medium

WILDLIFE

FLOWERS

Flower Color: Purple clusters

Season: spring

COMMENTS

Litter: Low

Thorns: None

Allergenic: No

Irritation: None

Pool-Friendly
Rabbit-Resistant
Spring Color
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