Fringe Tree
Chionanthus virginicus
The Fringe tree is probably one of the least known native trees that we grow. This tree is native to the Eastern United States and has some unique characteristics that make it a great alternative to ornamental pears, dogwoods or any ornamental variety for that matter. The tree is very hardy and a beautiful specimen. In the Spring, it sports white flowers that have a fleecy look to them that cover the tree.
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Where this plant thrives in the US
(Areas highlighted in color on map.)
Plant Features
Growing Zones
Zones
4-9
Size
Height:
20
ft.
Spread:
20
ft.
Colors
Bloom Color:
White
Fall Color:
Extra Features
Beatiful white flowers in Spring, hardy.
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