Sapindus saponaria (Soapberry)
Sapindus saponaria (Soapberry) yellow fruit hang in a dense cluster attached to green leaves.
Botanical name: Sapindus saponaria
Common name: Soapberry
Family: Sapindaceae
Origin: Mexico
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Soapberry flowers are small and usually whitish, in broad many flowered panicles with 4-5 sepals and petals. Flowers bloom in late spring, and form large, dense, intensely, fragrant terminal clusters.
Soapberry is very tolerant of soils with limited moisture and low fertility.
The drupes, which lather when combined with water, were once used in varnish, floor was, and soap. In some parts of Mexico soapberry is still preferred for washing hair and delicate clothing. As a soap it also has medicinal effects, helping to relieve itching and prevent the spread of various tineas and scalp seborrhea.
Similar plants: Sapindus saponaria (Soapberry)
Sapindus saponaria (Soapberry) with round tan fruit clustered on thin stems amid long green leaves.
Sapindus saponaria (Soapberry) yellow flower cluster nestling among lush green pinnate foliage
Sapindus saponaria (Soapberry) green fruit clusters hanging among yellow and green tapered foliage against sky.
Sapindus saponaria (Soapberry) green fruit clusters hanging on branches among yellow and green autumn foliage.
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