Nyssa sylvatica 'Forest Fire'

Nyssa sylvatica 'Forest Fire'Nyssa sylvatica 'Forest Fire', commonly known as Black Gum or Tupelo, is an attractive deciduous tree celebrated for its brilliant fall foliage. This cultivar stands out for its fiery autumn shades, ranging from deep red to vivid orange, offering ornamental beauty to any landscape. In spring, inconspicuous greenish yellow flowers emerge, followed by small bluish black fruits that are valuable to wildlife. Its glossy green summer foliage adds a

with vibrant autumn foliage transitioning to shades of orange and red

Its habit is mounding and dense

creating a spectacular seasonal display

The foliage emerges in shades of purple-red with subtle green undertones throughout spring and summer

upright growing

Ideal for low hedges

adding seasonal interest

Attractive dark green foliage

thriving best in USDA hardiness zones 3 through 8

- Soil tolerance: Well-draining

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