Sophora davidii, Japanese Pagoda Tree Contorted Fuji Cherry humus-rich soils but is adaptable

humus-rich soils but is adaptable to a range of soil types

brevifolia has the shortest needles of the genus

windbreaks

Foliage turns vivid scarlet

but steady growing

Sophora davidii, Japanese Pagoda Tree Contorted Fuji Cherry humus-rich soils but is adaptableUSDA Cold Hardiness Zone: 69Native Range: Western ChinaSoil: Well drained, moderately fertile, slightly alkaline to neutralLight: Full sunHeight in the Garden: 410', smaller with pruning or in bonsaiSize: ~4" square potAttributes: Deciduous shrub with small, pinnate leaves and beautiful blue to violet pea like flowers in late spring to early summer. Attractive seed pods follow blooms. Fine textured foliage and delicate branching. Notes: A unique