Sophora japonica leaves can clear the liver and purge fire, cool blood and detoxify, remove dampness and kill insects. Mainly used for epilepsy, strong fever, intestinal wind, hematuria, hemorrhoids, eczema, scabies, carbuncles and boils in children.

Sophora japonica is a characteristic tree species commonly used in courtyards. It has dense branches and leaves and a canopy of green leaves. It is suitable as a courtyard shade tree and is often used as a street tree in northern China. It is also very suitable for planting in parks, around buildings, in residential areas and on lawns. Sophora japonica should be planted opposite or in rows in front of the door, or planted alone beside the rocks on the pavilion.

The flowers can be seen in summer and autumn and are excellent nectar plants. The flower buds can be used as dyes, the pulp can be used as medicine, and the seeds can be used as feed. It is also a windproof and sand-fixing tree species that can be used as both timber and economic forest. It is a good shade tree and street tree species in urban and rural areas. It has strong resistance to toxic gases such as sulfur dioxide and chlorine. Extended information

It is mostly used as a street tree in northern China. It is also very suitable for planting in parks, around buildings, in residential areas and on lawns. Sophora japonica should be planted opposite or in rows in front of the door, or planted alone beside the rocks on the pavilion.

It can also be used for greening in industrial and mining areas. Flowers can be seen in summer and autumn and are excellent nectar plants. The flower buds can be used as dyes, the pulp can be used as medicine, and the seeds can be used as feed. It is also a windproof and sand-fixing tree species that can be used as both timber and economic forest. It is a good shade tree and street tree species in urban and rural areas. It has strong resistance to toxic gases such as sulfur dioxide and chlorine. Sophora japonica can also be selected as a tree species in mixed forests.

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