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Evodia danielii

Korean Evodia

Pronunciation
ee-VOD-ea dan-YEL-e-i
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Family
Genus
Nativity

China, Korea

Growth Habit

Rounded, spreading, umbrella-shaped habit.

Hardiness
4
Culture

Easily grown in consistently moist, moderately fertile, well-drained soils in full sun. Tolerates some light shade. May be grown from seed planted in the ground in fall. Plants exhibit rapid growth in early years.

Facultative Status
Prefers miost, well drained, fertile soil
Landscape Use

Evodia danielii is not at all well known in the trade but is worthy of more extensive use. Evodia works well in a small landscape and possibly for urban situations.

Foliage

Lustrous dark green

Bark

The bark of mature trees resembles that of a beech tree; smooth and gray.

Flower

The flowers are white and profuse in the late summer. Bees love them.

Fruit

The fruit is quite ornamental. It is a red or black capsule that forms in late August through November.:

Propagation

Seed.

Pests
None serious

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