Yellowwood Tree - Cladrastis kentukea Size:Sale which evolved for dispersal by

which evolved for dispersal by primates in Asia

slightly acidic soils but tolerates a remarkably wide range of conditions including clay

it shows good drought tolerance

then blushing pink as they fade—all while blooming at that perfect "Goldilocks moment" in late spring

Yellowwood Tree - Cladrastis kentukea Size:Sale which evolved for dispersal byThe native American Yellowwood is one of those trees that makes you wonder why it is so rare and isn't in every yard and street in America. Imagine a medium sized shade tree with smooth, silvery gray bark reminiscent of a beech, draped in enormous cascading panicles of fragrant white flowers that look like someone hung clusters of wisteria from every branch. That's the Yellowwood in late May, and it is a showstopper. The flowers appear in drooping