
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
Photos (l-r, t-b) : Dave Seibert, Dave Seibert, Dave Seibert