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Native to southern Missouri, fringetree is named for its outstanding airy clusters of slightly fragrant spring flowers with fringe-like, drooping, creamy white petals. Flower petals flutter gracefully in just a hint of breeze. Typically grows as a large shrub or small tree to 12-20 feet tall. Birds delight in the grape-like fruit which matures in late summer. Wide spear-shaped leaves turn an attractive yellow in autumn. Excellent specimen plant that is spectacular in full bloom. Height and spread: 12 to 20 feet |
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