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Kowhai

Kōwhai / Sophora is one of the most beautiful flowering trees in New Zealand. Announcing the start of Spring it flowers early spring the Tui and Kereru love them. Help support the native bird pollution by increasing their food sources. Hardy once established, we recommend 2.5 litre pots or larger.

$8.00$69.00

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Kowhai

Kōwhai / Sophora is one of the most beautiful flowering trees in New Zealand. Announcing the start of Spring it flowers early spring the Tui and Kereru love them. Help support the native bird pollution by increasing their food sources. Hardy once established, we recommend 2.5 litre pots or larger.

$8.00$69.00

What about Shipping?

For small orders, shipping is calculated automatically on the website. Please get in contact for larger orders to arrange. Commercial pricing available. 

Kowhai

Kōwhai / Sophora is one of the most beautiful flowering trees in New Zealand. Announcing the start of Spring it flowers early spring the Tui and Kereru love them. Help support the native bird pollution by increasing their food sources. Hardy once established, we recommend 2.5 litre pots or larger.

$8.00$69.00

What about Shipping?

For small orders, shipping is calculated automatically on the website. Please get in contact for larger orders to arrange. Commercial pricing available. 

Common Name: Kowhai

Scientific Name: Sophora 

Height at Maturity:  7 – 12m

Time to Maturity: 15-20 years, flowers in 3-5 years

Growth Rate: Medium

Habitat: Dry and moist conditions, it is a hardy tree, once established. Min recommended pot size is 2.5 litres.

Domesticated Uses: A great garden specimen. Visually attractive, low maintenance and great for bird life. Is a good timber for furniture and cabinet work.

Medicinal Uses: Historically, a solution obtained from boiling the bark or the leaves was used on cuts, wounds and infections. However, all parts of the Kowhai plant should be considered poisonous if ingested.

Forest Uses: Kowhai is NZ’s only deciduous legume and nodules on the roots fix nitrogen.

Flowering: August to November

Fruiting/Nectar: September to November

Birds Life: Tui and Kereru and bees

Planting Instructions: Kowhai prefer to grow in full sun and need good drainage.

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