the sophora japonica pendula is a variant of the sophora tree
Japanese known for its pretty pendant shape. original
of eastern Asia, this plant has branches that develop
elegantly downward, creating a captivating effect. the leaves
are composed of several small dark green leaflets, while
during the summer the tree covers of showy floral diapers
white and fragrant. the sophora japonica pendula is appreciated for
its scenic beauty and the ability to add a touch of
elegance in urban streets, gardens and landscape spaces.
portamento: the most obvious feature is
shape of the branches, which develop elegantly downward,
creating a captivating effect. this feature gives
to the tree a nice and distinctive look.
leaves:the leaves of the sophora japonica pendula are generally composed
from numerous small leaflets of dark green color. the foliage is
persistent, contributing to the beauty of the plant all year round.
flowering:during the summer, the tree produces white flowers or
slightly coloured. flowering can be abundant and adds
a decorative element to the plant.
height: usually reaches moderate heights, making it
suitable for gardens and more limited spaces than some others
species of trees.
adaptableà:sophora japonica is generally resistant and adaptable to different
soil conditions and climate. this resistance contributes to its
success as an ornamental plant in different regions.
use: sophora japonica wood is hard and durable,
but the plant is often cultivated mainly for purposes
ornamental, thanks to its unique pendant shape and flowering
decorative.
native to eastern Asia in particular of the wool and japan.