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Re: Sophora secundiflora

I grew up in S. Texas, where these things are rampant.  I do not know what 
conditions they love most, but I most often run across them sitting in 
caliche (limestone clay).  

Climate in S. Texas is very mild winters with some rain, occasional freezes, 
and very hot, dry summers from april-june (~95-105 degrees F), and slightly 
less hot and considerably more humid summers from july-september (~90-100 
degrees F).  It hit the 90s (F) this year in February in San Antonio, and is 
back in the 90s now, which is much more normal.  Annual rainfall is around 25 
inches.  They are native to brushland.  Don't water!
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