Senna corymbosa is shrubbier in appearance and generally grows 5 to 8 feet tall. Starting in September, clusters of 2-inch yellow flowers are produced in great quantities, ...

Since it blooms for months, it may be Cassia corymbosa, aka Senna corymbosa, or flowering senna. It's typically pruned in early spring to remove winter damage, to reduce size and to shape.

Q: Our 20-year-old loquat tree is dying. I would like to replace it with a tree that won't grow more than 12 feet. It should not have fruit or be too messy as it is near our small pond. It will ...