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Sophora japonica Princeton UprightUpright Pagoda tree Syn. Styphnolobium japonicum. The upright Pagoda Tree is graceful in appearance, popular with universities and colleges throughout the world, where it is sometimes referred to as the Japanese scholar tree. Sophora Japonica Princeton Upright is best planted in drier soil along a pathway or even as a street tree. It has beautiful golden Autumn foliage and attractive upright white flowers, and interesting peapod like fruit. Site:

These should be left on the tree until the first frosts and then set out on trays to ‘blet’ (soften)

dark-green needles

but anywhere from 6’’ to 1ft is usually good

off the sourtern most point of Chile

more elegant and delicate-looking than Cornus contraversa variegata

dry and slightly acid

Prunus cerasifera ‘Nigra’

in late summer

Season of Interest: Spring/Summer flowers

The mid-green leaves are three- to five-lobed

Holds the RHS award for garden merit

delicate and heart-shaped