Cladrastis kentukea | American yellowwood | Kentucky yellowwood

The Cladrastis kentukea, commonly known as the yellowwood, is a distinguished member of the Fabaceae family native to North America. This elegant Cladrastis kentukea tree captivates with its smooth, gray bark and lush, pinnate leaves that turn brilliant golden hues in autumn. Belonging to the Cladrastis genus, this species is renowned for its fragrant, creamy-white flowers that cascade in pendulous clusters during spring, creating a stunning ornamental display. The Cladrastis kentukea species is a deciduous legume, notable for its distinctive seed pods that add textural interest through summer and fall. Its botanical charm is enhanced by the tree’s graceful form and the delicate contrast between the dark green foliage and the pale flowers. Valued for both its aesthetic appeal and rarity, the Cladrastis kentukea is a prized specimen in landscape design, offering seasonal beauty and a unique presence in any collection.

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