Heptacodium miconioides, Seven-son flower clay-tolerant taking water or drought as

taking water or drought as nature dishes it out

Can be a bit tricky to get established—be sure to provide moist

Their elusive scent is heavenly vanilla

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blue berries follow the blooms in fall

Heptacodium miconioides, Seven-son flower clay-tolerant taking water or drought asThis small tree large shrub has a lot to offer: fast growth, interesting bark, showy flowers, colorful fruit, and decorative seed heads. Plus, once established, it is quite drought tolerant and there's more, folks: it provides much needed, late season forage for bees! The clouds of white blooms start in late summer and last at least a month, then after the petals drop, the fuchsia like calyces persist on the branches well into fall. If you choose to