🌱: Chionanthus virginicus Video description: a pan of a tree with green leaves and black olive like fruit. A bird is eating the fruit. #Trees #PublicGardens #SmithsonianGardens #DCGardens | Smithsonian Gardens

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This is our breathtaking Chinese Fringe tree or Chionanthus retusus. Well over 20 years old, this tree has shown its resilience to weather and pruning to become one of the loveliest features on our property. Perfect for a backyard garden or a formal centerpiece, this tree can kept 10-15 feet with pruning, or allowed to grow to its full stature. #chinesefringetree #fringetree #chionanthusretusus #tree #smalltree #gardening #garden #plant #native | Petals From The Past

Last week, we talked about the Chinese Fringe tree, Chionanthus retusus and wanted to follow up with the American Fringe tree, Chionanthus virginicus! While these two trees grow and look very similar, the American variety is native to the southeast and grows much smaller than the Chinese variety. You may be familiar with the American Fringe tree by the names “Grancy Graybread” or “Old man’s beard” but you can also remember that Chionanthus virginicus all most has the word “Virginia” in it, like