Kowhai (Sophora prostrata ‘Little Leaf’) – eksotični grm z drobnimi listi in zlatimi cvetovi

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