Cladrastis kentukea Batch No:174835 ultimately forming a tall fairly

ultimately forming a tall fairly narrow tree with downswept branches

Heat tolerant

unexpectedly

Both flowers and berries attract wildlife

The wood formally had numerous uses including ship masts

Cladrastis kentukea Batch No:174835 ultimately forming a tall fairlyA broadly spreading tree grown for its unusual pendant, intensely fragrant, white pea like flowers in spring or early summer and bright yellow foliage in autumn. Flowers give way to flat, brown seed pods. Excellent in an open, but not exposed position. Prune only in summer as cuts made in winter or spring may bleed considerably. Hardy. A deep rooting species which is unlikely to cause problems with drains or foundations.