Styphnolobium japonicum - Japanese Pagoda Tree flowering Native to eastern and south

Native to eastern and south central United States where it is generally found near streams and rivers floodplains and the margins of swamps

perhaps the hardiest of the Juglans genus

It has similar growing requirements to Rhododendrons

The bright green leaves appear late and as they are full grown before the flower clusters open

Styphnolobium japonicum - Japanese Pagoda Tree flowering Native to eastern and southA medium to large deciduous tree native to east Asia, however interestingly it is not native to Japan despite its name. This tree has a broad rounded crown with very delicate pinnate leaves and in late summer this tree will be adorned with fragrant white flowers.