Kowhai (Sophora prostrata ‘Little Leaf’) – arbust exotic cu frunzis fin si flori aurii

Sophora prostrata ‘Little Leaf’, known as Kowhai, is an ornamental shrub native to New Zealand, valued for its fine, richly branched foliage and yellow, bell-shaped flowers, extremely decorative. It is a spectacular choice bringing an extra touch of exoticism and elegance.

Botanical characteristics

• Family: Fabaceae

• Foliage: small, intense green, delicate, densely arranged on thin, architectural branches.

• Flowers: yellow, bell-shaped, very attractive to bees and birds.

• Habit: compact shrub, with abundant branching and sculptural appearance.

Growing conditions

• Light: prefers direct sun or partial shade.

• Soil: well-drained, sandy or loamy, slightly acidic.

• Watering: moderate; tolerates short drought periods after acclimatization.

• Cold resistance: up to approx. -8°C, requires protection in harsher winters.

Usage and advantages

• A distinctive shrub for exotic gardens and rockeries.

• Attracts pollinators with its yellow, fragrant flowers.

• Can also be grown in large pots, on terraces or balconies.

Height with pot included 50 cm