Wofford Arboretum Central Campus

Tree Details Hardiness zone: 3-8 Height: 50 - 80 Spread: 30-40 but tremendously variable Habit: Upright, columnar; slightly fatter at base and tapered at the apex Light: Best in full sun or partial shade Soil: Sandy, deep, moderately moist soil preferable; grows in almost any situation; very pH and adaptable Flowers: anthers in 1 long, green catkins Fruit: plum-like in shape; tan to orangish in color, fleshy covering of seeds is foul smelling; only on female plants Landscape use: Excellent city tree or specimen for confined areas History: Native range is eastern China; a Princeton introduction Pests\Problems: None Significant Features: Exceptional vitality and handsome foliage; unique winter habit; magnificent yellow fall color; tolerant to air pollution; upright habit