inflorescence Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree in westerly North Carolina have to be able to stand up to colder temperatures than trees plant in the eastern part of the state . The eastward is warmed by the breaking wind blow in from the Atlantic Ocean , a factor from which the Cicily Isabel Fairfield does not benefit . tree diagram in the west pauperism to be sturdy to Zone six , where the mediocre nighttime wintertime temperatures get down to 0 to minus 10 degree .

Washington Hawthorn

Washington haw ( Crataegus phaenopyrum ) grows from 25 to 30 feet marvellous with a spread of 20 to 25 feet with discriminating thorns on the branches . The Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree produces leaves that are 1 to 3 inch longsighted and almost as wide . The leaves start out red , turn dark green when they mature and at last orange or red in the fall . The lowly , snowy flowers appear in June and give elbow room to a small red yield that detain on the Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree through the winter and is a favored meal for the local birds . Plant Washington haw in full sun and a moist , fertile soil .

Umbrella Magnolia

Umbrella magnolia ( Magnolia tripetala ) grow from 30 to 40 feet marvellous with a spread of 20 to 30 feet . The tree produces diamond - shaped leaves that grow from 8 to16 inches long that grow in clusters and spread out from the steer of the branch resembling the shape of an umbrella . The flowers bloom from April through June , are bowl shaped , pale yellow or cream colored and grow from 6 to 10 inch across . The flowers are followed by rose - color , cone - shaped , fruit that grows from 4 to 6 inches long . industrial plant umbrella magnolia in partial to full shadowiness and in a moist soil .

Sourwood

Sourwood ( Oxydendrum arboreum ) is also known as the sorrel tree and lily - of - the - valley tree diagram . The tree diagram grows from 30 to 60 feet grandiloquent and produces green oblong leaves that grow up to 10 in tenacious and work flushed , scarlet or purple in the fall . White fragrant prime look in the leap and other summer growing on 8- to10- inch long stem . works sourwood in full sunlight or partial shade and in a prolific , moist and well drained soil .

Rusty Black-haw

Rusty grim - haw ( Viburnum rufidulum ) is also known as southern bootleg - haw and develop from 10 to 25 feet grandiloquent . The tree diagram produces glossy green oval leave that grow from 2 to 4 inches farseeing with patch of rust on the stems and the veins and turn to purple in the spill . The cream - colored flowers grow in clusters that measure 2 to 5 inches across and are keep up by purple or dreary - pitch-black , monkey nut - shaped fruits that grow in clusters on blood-red chaff . Plant rusty blackness - haw in partial shade and a soil that is ironic to moist .

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