Product Overview
This lovely rounded tree to 30-50' is valuable in the landscape not only for its drought and pollution tolerance, but also for its fruit which is loved by birds and jelly makers! The tasty red fruits (on fertilized female trees) look somewhat like 1" blackberries and though delicious, they are messy and best planted away from sidewalks and paths. Native to the eastern United States, this tree has variably lobed, deep-green, ovate leaves which turn a rich butter yellow in autumn. S-PSh/M
