Kentucky Yellowwood Trees It has a pyramidal form

It has a pyramidal form as a young tree then matures to a more open

It differs from the European Beech in its very colorful and showy leaves and smaller size

Its large size and color are quite striking and make a vibrant addition to the winter landscape

It has ascending branches that spread outwards and form an irregular

Kentucky Yellowwood Trees It has a pyramidal formThe Kentucky Yellowwood (Cladrastis kentukea) is a medium sized shade tree with three seasons of fine ornamental features. It has an open, broadly rounded crown with spreading branches that have an upward growth habit. In the spring, the leaves emerge as a green with a yellow hue and mature to bright green in the summer before showing off a golden yellow display in the fall. In late spring and early summer, large clusters of wonderfully white flowers