Japanese Pagoda Tree
Styphnolobium japonicum
Japanese pagoda trees have low, open branches. The flowers are creamy white and heart-shaped. These trees do not flower when young. The older trees flower in hot summers when they are about 30 to 40 years old.
Species Statistics
19,470
Trees on Map1,166
Activities Reported399
Trees FavoritedRecent Tree Care Activities
- Apr 8, 2020 The Japanese Pagoda Tree near 400 East  34 Street was pruned.
- Apr 8, 2020 The Japanese Pagoda Tree near 400 East  34 Street was pruned.
- Apr 6, 2020 The Japanese Pagoda Tree near 233 Brinsmade Avenue was cleared of litter/waste and was watered.
Ecological Benefits
Stormwater intercepted each year
25,831,176 gallonsValue: $255,728.52
Stormwater intercepted each year
15,851,968 kWhValue: $2,001,229.84
Energy conserved each year
29,774 poundsValue: $155,677.65
Carbon dioxide reduced each year
16,791,406 tonsValue: $56,082.89
Total Value of Annual Benefits
Value: $2,468,718.9
Benefits are calculated using formulas from the U.S. Forest Service.
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