Western Soapberry Dappled Shade but it is quite adaptable

but it is quite adaptable and can tolerate various types of well-drained soils

Light: Part Shade-Dappled Shade (in Texas)

which bloom in small clusters during the spring months of April and May

is a lovely coral bell that graces rocky wooded slopes from Virginia all the way to Georgia and Tennessee

you can enjoy large pyramidal flower clusters featuring primarily sterile white blooms that grace the plant for about 6 to 8 weeks before gently fading to lovely shades of pink and brown as summer comes to an end

Western Soapberry Dappled Shade but it is quite adaptableSapindus saponaria var. drummondii Common names include Western Soapberry, Soapberry, Indian Soap Plant, Jaboncillo, Wild Chinaberry Synonyms: Sapindus drummondii Western Soapberry is a hardy, medium sized, deciduous tree that reaches 20 50 feet (depending on depth of soil where it is planted), and develops an open rounded crown with glossy green leaves. In late spring, yellowish white flowers bloom in large, open panicles that reach up to 10" long.