Chionanthus virginicus clump #5Chionanthus virginicus, otherwise known as "White Fringetree", is a slow growing native that is especially beautiful in spring when profuse white blooms appear before foliage. Dark blue fruit follows later in the summer. Tolerant of city conditions, including pollution. Blooms: April May Light: full sun Soil: well drained, moist, fertile acid garden soil Spacing: 12 20' Height at maturity: 12 20' Zones: 4 9 Images are used for general reference only.

Pruning: cut back to 2 - 3" in early spring as new growth appears

The leaves last act in autumn is an impressive canvas for the dazzling fusion of orange and red tones

hedges or as a specimen plant

Red-purple flowers appear on red-bronze stems

making it a real conversation piece when grown as a specimen plant

bring a light touch of color to any space or arrangement

blooming every year

scarlet red

or "Foxtail Millet"

Spacing: 18"

"what this garden needs is a series of three mugo pines to accent that tree

has upward-facing