Sophora secundiflora (Texas mountain laurel) is a wonderful evergreen shrub which breaks forth in February and March with showy purple blossoms whimsically smelling like grape bubblegum or perhaps ...
Q. I can't figure out what happened to my Texas mountain laurel. It is 6 years old, and I've tried to train it to be a small tree. This spring, however, a big portion of it turned brown. Should I ...
A:Prune only if necessary immediately after spring bloom. There is a narrow window of opportunity to prune without decreasing or eliminating the following year’s bloom. Don’t prune after the gray ...
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