White Fringe Tree (Old Man's Beard) - Chionanthus virginicus

Fringe Tree, also known as Grancy Graybeard or Old Man's Beard, is categorized as a slow-growing, deciduous tree or as a large shrub with single or multiple trunks. Panicles of creamy white flowers appear in late spring or early summer. Fruit ( Fragrant females trees only) hangs in clusters of dark-blue, bitter-tasting berries. Photos courtesy of J.Robbins, Toms Creek Farm & Nursery in Farmer, North Carolina Questions? (336) 857-2131 Ornamental Characteristics Category Flowering Tree Environmental Characteristics Hardy Zone: 7

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$ 35.00

Size
Latin Name
Foliage Type
Height
Spread
Shape
Primary Foliage Color
Seasonal Foliage Color
Flowering Season
Flower Color
Growth Rate
Sun Preferences
Water Preferences
Cold Hardiness Zone
Fruits

Size	3 gallon container, 7 gallon container, 15 gallon container, 6' B & B, 9' B&B, 7' B&B, 8' B&B
Latin Name	Chionanthus virginicus
Foliage Type	Deciduous
Height	10'-20'
Spread	15'-20'
Shape	Upright & Spreading
Primary Foliage Color	(Glossy) Dark Green
Seasonal Foliage Color	Golden Brown in Autumn
Flowering Season	Spring or early Summer
Flower Color	White
Growth Rate	Average
Sun Preferences	Sun
Water Preferences	Average: Ensure planting area provides adequate drainage .
Cold Hardiness Zone	N/A
Fruits	Dark Blue (females only)

White Fringe Tree (Old Man's Beard) - Chionanthus virginicus

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