Abundant white spring flowers: Adds vibrant color and attracts pollinators to your garden
Glossy, narrow leaves: Provides a refined, elegant appearance in landscaping
Thrives in sun or partial shade: Offers flexible placement options in gardens
Produces raisin-size purple fruits: Adds seasonal interest and edible possibilities
Multi-stemmed growth habit: Enhances ornamental density and structure
Summarized by Shop
The native fringetree is one of the great small trees of the southern spring. Chionanthus virginicus, a deciduous large shrub or small tree, often multi-stemmed, hangs the whole canopy with fleecy, drooping panicles of narrow white petals in spring, soft as torn paper and lightly fragrant, a look that earned the old country names old man'