Japanese Pagoda Tree Hemlock then consistent moisture

then consistent moisture

Pollinator and Wildlife Gardens: Spring flowers feed early pollinators

then tolerate some dryness once rooted in

The dark leaves pair especially well with gold foliage shrubs

Pruning: Cut back 1/3 of the oldest stems in late winter to encourage vivid new growth

Japanese Pagoda Tree Hemlock then consistent moistureJapanese Pagoda Tree (Styphnolobium japonicum) Japanese Pagoda Tree is a tough, adaptable shade tree that earns its place with a clean canopy and a late summer flower season when most trees are long past bloom. It casts light, comfortable shade and brings a calm, finished look to streetscapes, lawns, and large beds. The foliage stays an attractive green well into fall, keeping the landscape looking fresh late in the season. If you want a durable urban