What are the varieties of Sophora japonica

Varieties of Sophora japonica

Acacia flowers

Sophora japonica is a polyanthus flower with a butterfly-shaped flower and light yellow-green color. The flowering period is generally in June, July and August. Sophora japonica is drought-resistant, tolerant to poor soil, and highly resistant to diseases and pests, so it has strong vitality. Acacia flowers can also be made into food, cooked or dried for storage.

Sophora japonica

Sophora japonica is mainly produced in the northern region. It prefers mild sunlight and a dry and cold climate. It requires deep, well-drained calcareous soil, neutral soil and acidic soil. Because it is resistant to smoke and dust, it is suitable for growing in cities.

Sophora japonica

It is a butterfly-shaped deciduous tree that blooms twice between May and August. The flowers are bright pink and charming, so it is most suitable for garden viewing and garden greening.

Acacia acacia

Golden leaf locust belongs to the Fabaceae family. Its flowers are golden yellow in color, turning yellow-green in winter and orange-yellow in spring. Its leaf color changes richly. The flowers in summer are white in color, fragrant, and present in drooping racemes.

After seeing the locust flowers above, do you realize that there are so many types of locust flowers? That’s amazing!