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Re: Flowering of Davidia and Cladrastis

> I am growing both Cladrastis lutea (pink flowered variety) and Davidia
> involucrata (Dove tree).  Does anyone have any information regarding age at
> flowering?  I've heard that the Davidia, in particular, does not flower
> when young.  Thanks.

Cladrastis lutea should bloom at about 15' in height (according to
Dirr's Manual of Woody Landscape Plants).

Like a lot of crabapples, yellowwoods don't bloom consistently from
year to year.  Because of this you'll get a good display every second
or third year instead (and most likely the latter).  I've seen
this pattern in Chicago at the Morton Arboretum and here in Champaign.

Chris
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