July 26, 2013
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Heptacodium micinoides – This unique large shrub blooms in the fall! The white flowers are fragrant, and it has an almost tropical look to it.
This shrub can be pruned into a tree, if that form is desired. (See read more..) Blooming in late August, it is followed by red bracts that extend the season of interest into September.
A tree form Heptacodium. Frequent pruning is needed to keep the tree looking its best!
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