Cladrastis kentukea (lutea) - -
Scientific Name:
Cladrastis kentukea (lutea)
Cultivar:
-
Common Name:
Yellowwood (white)
Form:
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Round
Hardiness:
4a [-25 to -30]
Mature height:
50
Crown spread:
55
Soil Volume:
25
Planting Area:
- Large
Tolerances
Drought:
Poor Drainage:
Alkaline Soil:
Salt:
Air Pollution:
Shade:
Invasive Species:
No
Limitations:
Weak wood and/or branch structure making it susceptible to breakage during ice or snow accumulation and strong winds.
Tree should be planted only during the spring.
Features of Interest:
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species have notable flowers -
Species has notable fruits -
Species has notable fall foliage -
Species has notable winter interest
Additional Information:
Structural pruning is necessary for poor branch attachment. Prune in summer to avoid bleeding.
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