Sophora Longicarinata Size:8.5 drooping outer branches that add

drooping outer branches that add grace and structure to the landscape

dense pyramidal form and gracefully sweeping lower branches

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which add to its understated beauty and botanical interest

characterised by its long

Sophora Longicarinata Size:8.5 drooping outer branches that addSophora longicarinata is a beautiful, fine leaved form of the South Island Kowhai, native to the Nelson region of New Zealand. It is noted for its elongated leaves with tiny, delicate leaflets and its display of large, pale yellow flowers that appear from late winter onwards, offering a valuable early food source for native birds, especially t and bellbirds. Unlike many Kowhai this species has no juvenile stage, allowing it to develop a natural, tree