Sophora Japonica Seeds Japanese Pagoda Tree Seeds Styphnolobium japonicum

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Sophora Japonica Seeds Styphnolobium japonicum are a deciduous tree variety known for graceful branching structure and clusters of creamy white flowers This Japanese Pagoda Tree develops into a medium to tall ornamental tree valued for its dense canopy and seasonal floral display The tree produces pinnate green foliage that creates shade during warm seasons and adds ornamental interest to landscapes This variety is recognized for its structured growth habit and decorative flowering making it a widely appreciated tree species in ornamental cultivation
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Sophora Japonica Seeds Japanese Pagoda Tree Seeds Styphnolobium japonicum

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Planting Season

Spring Season

Light Requirement

Full Sun

Plant Height

Tall Tree

Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor Plant
Planting Information
Life Cycle Perennial Tree
Plant Characteristics Deciduous Tree
Plant Type Ornamental Tree
Flavour Profile Not Applicable
Life Perennial Tree
Germination Time 15–30 Days
Fruit Size Seed Pods
Soil Type Loamy Soil
Soil pH Neutral Soil
Spacing Between Plants 10–15 Feet
Watering Needs Moderate Water
Harvest Time Not Applicable
Bloom Season Summer Bloom
Seeds per Pack 100 seeds
Seed Type Tree Seeds
Yield Potential Long Term
GTIN 36002531754

Soak seeds before sowing and plant at 1–2 cm depth in well-drained soil. Keep in a warm, sunny location for germination.

Water regularly during early growth and ensure good drainage. Provide full sunlight and space for tree development.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you sow.

Why is Japanese pagoda tree suitable for large landscapes?

The listing classifies it as a tall tree with a dense canopy and recommends 10–15 feet spacing, so it needs substantial growing room.

What does the pinnate foliage of this tree look like?

Pinnate foliage consists of multiple leaflets arranged along a central leaf stem, creating a fine-textured green canopy.

How can the tree be positioned for shade?

Place it where the mature canopy has room to expand without obstructing structures. The page identifies shade as a landscape feature.

What develops after the creamy-white flowers?

The product specifications list seed pods as the fruit feature that develops after the seasonal flowering stage.

Can Japanese pagoda tree be grown in a small garden?

Its tall mature form and 10–15 feet spacing make it better suited to spacious outdoor areas than confined garden beds.

When does Japanese pagoda tree provide its main flower display?

The listing identifies summer as the bloom season, when clusters of creamy-white flowers appear among the green foliage.

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