American Yellowwood (Cladrastis lutea) Fragrant, White Flowers - Attracts Pollinators & Birds compact tree In the Spring young shoots

In the Spring young shoots can be peeled and eaten fresh or cooked like asparagus

An esthetic and olfactory delight

almost lace-cap-like flower clusters

Climbs to 12–20 feet tall with a spread of 3–5 feet

please provide fertile

American Yellowwood (Cladrastis lutea) Fragrant, White Flowers - Attracts Pollinators & Birds compact tree In the Spring young shootsAmerican Yellowwood (Cladrastis lutea) or (Cladrastis kentukea). 18 24 inches tall A medium sized deciduous tree, typically reaching 3050 feet tall and wide. It is known for its fragrant, white, pea like flowers, which appear in showy, drooping clusters in alternate years. It is planted for shade, accents, and its multi seasonal interest, with light green foliage that turns yellow in the fall and smooth, greyish yellow bark in winter. Provide full sun