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Black Gum Tree (Sour Gum/Black Tupelo Tree) - 12-24" Tall - Quart Pot - Live Plant - Nyssa sylvatica
Black Gum Tree Leaves Images
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A native classic with glossy green leaves and a fall color finale that glows in reds, oranges, and deep purples FEATURES: Outstanding fall color with rich red, orange, and purple tones Glossy green summer foliage with a clean, refined look Strong, pyramidal form that matures into a stately shade tree Native tree that supports local wildlife and pollinators Tough, adaptable, and long lived once established Beautiful bark texture adds winter interest Hand Selected, Fresh from the Grower Ships on our trucks because of the size of the tree - does not fit in a box Bower & Branch Landscape Design Tip Choose a sunny spot for the best fall color and a strong canopy, though Black Gum will also tolerate part sun. Provide regular watering during establishment, especially in the first few seasons, the
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Black Gum Tree Facts And Pictures
A Large Black Gum tree. Black Gums are the first tree to leaf out in the spring, and the first to lose leaves in the fall.
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Black Gum Tree Flowers
Black Gum
https://flic.kr/p/8NpJEq | Black Gum | Fall foliage color of Black Gum or Black Tupelo (Nyssa Sylvatica); Sam Bahr, photographer
