Nyssa sylvatica var. biflora (Tupelo Tree) Flowers Yellow Great when grown in a

Great when grown in a tall pot or hanging basket where the fronds are allowed to cascade over the side

Notes:  Graceful habit with long slender branches and downy buds in winter

Natural Range: Caucasus

Fallen autumn leaves smell like burnt sugar

Nyssa sylvatica var. biflora (Tupelo Tree) Flowers Yellow Great when grown in aFamily: NyssaceaeZone: 6 9Natural Range: Eastern United StatesSoil: Average to wet, humus richLight: Sun, part sunHeight: 30'Bloom Time: May to JuneAttracts: Birds, BeesPest Resistance: NAAttributes: Deciduous, Slow growing tree with Obovate, dark green leaves that turn bright yellow to red in fall. Small greenish white flowers. Notes: Nyssa biflora is differentiated from N. sylvatica by narrower and more leathery leaves, smoother bark, flowers held