Texas Mountain Laurel

This small tree announces spring with fragrant purple flowers that attract pollinators and hummingbirds. The flowers smell like grape candy and look like wisteria. Plant it in well-draining soil. Texas Mountain Laurel is a slow-growing plant so we are offering it in a 10 gallon size. Note that the seed pods are poisonous and should be kept away from children and pets. A great alternative to crape myrtle!   Mature height 20 feet Mature width 10 feet Sunny or Shady Sunny Sun Exposure Type Type 3-5 Spring/Summer appearance Green foliage with purple flowers Fall/Winter appearance Green foliage Wildlife support Birds, butterflies Freeze Hardy Yes Botanical Name Sophora secundiflora