Nyssa sylvatica var. sylvatica Blackgum 1gallon

Nyssa sylvatica var. sylvatica Blackgum 1gallon

$14.00
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Description

Nyssa sylvatica (Blackgum) 30-50 ft; worthy of a prime spot in landscape; vibrant yellow-red-orange-purple fall color; lush dark green leaves in summer; birds love purple fall drupes. Zone 5-9.

SIZE: 1gallon

Reviews

  • 5
    Blackgum tree

    Posted by j w kelley on Jul 24th 2024

    I have purchased many plants from mailordernatives over 8 years. All have been excellent .

  • 5
    black gum tupelo

    Posted by Frank Barcellona on May 18th 2023

    outstanding shape! packed very well... arrived on specified day.. very happy .. will be ordering more ( probably next spring)

  • 5
    Sourwood

    Posted by Lamar Peacock on Mar 25th 2021

    Excellent shape on arrival. Well packaged. They should do great and give me some good fall color as they mature in the years to come. I’ve shopped a lot of online nurseries. Mail Order Natives is the best in my opinion.

  • 5
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    Posted by Alan Huffman on Oct 20th 2020

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  • 5
    So Far So Good

    Posted by Unknown on Sep 30th 2020

    The trees I ordered were all exactly as described and certainly as much if not more than what I expected for the price points offered. I was wanting to plant several new trees in my yard and this option allowed me to get several new trees started this fall. I can't wait to see this tree start to change colors & come back to life in the spring! Thank you!!

  • 5
    Blackgum AKA Sour Gum

    Posted by Jones on Sep 3rd 2019

    I purchased this from MailOrderNatives as everything I read about Blackgums said that they need to be transplanted while small. This is going to be my shade tree about 8 feet from my house. I know this plant will not damage my foundation (due to its deep tap root) and that it won't drop branches on my house in high winds. My mother's favorite color is vivid red so she'll be happy with it's fantastic fall color; and I'll be happy with the berries for my birds and the later bloom for the bees. I chose from MailOrderNatives as cultivars are prone to more insects due to less genetic diversity, and I'm so pleased with my tree!