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Sophora microphylla SunkingSophora microphylla Sunking A handsome cultivar of a New Zealand species, Sophora microphylla Sun King is a large evergreen shrub or small tree with a broad, bushy habit. The glossy, deep green leaves are divided into up to 40 pairs of small, oblong leaflets. In February and March, vivid yellow flowers, 2 5cm long with prettily protruding anthers, are borne in short, drooping racemes. In colder areas, or where there is no room to plant a big shrub,

Self-fertilising and therefore freely produces red berries

Height: 50 cms

Pollination: Group 2 (pollinates with Group 1

Best eaten from December

Bred in Canada

small purplish green flowers are surrounded by large creamy white bracts

Small clusters of red flowers on the bare branches in spring turn to red ‘keys’ in autumn

golden-yellow in early summer

An outstanding ornamental rowan

detracting from their beauty – it’s best in dappled shade

it is an ideal conifer for growing in damp conditions

Can be eaten fresh when fully ripe