Texas Mountain Laurel (Sophora secundiflora) Size:5 Gallon Thinning Anytime Removing "suckers" and

Thinning Anytime Removing "suckers" and crossing branches to prevent disease

which peels away to reveal smooth

With proper pruning

it becomes grey-brown and slightly scaly

although it can tolerate a wide range of conditions

Texas Mountain Laurel (Sophora secundiflora) Size:5 Gallon Thinning Anytime Removing "suckers" andDescription: Texas Mountain Laurel is prized for its fragrant, grape like clusters of violet blue flowers that bloom in early spring, typically March to May, depending on the region. The flowers are highly aromatic and attract pollinators like bees and butterflies. The foliage consists of glossy, leathery, dark green compound leaves that are arranged alternately along the stems. The shrub tree also produces attractive reddish brown seed pods that