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Franklin Tree

Named in Honor of Benjamin Franklin

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Franklin Tree

Named in Honor of Benjamin Franklin

Discovered in 1765 by an American botanist, the Franklin Tree was named in honor of Benjamin Franklin! Ranging in height from about 10-25 ft. when mature, its glossy, dark green foliage fades into gorgeous shades of orange, red and purple in the fall but not before surprising you with bright-white, sweetly perfumed, late-summer blooms. Bareroot. Zones 6-8, can be grown in a protected area in Zone 5.
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  • Botanical Name: Franklinia alatamaha
  • Height: 10 - 25 Feet
  • Size: 12-18 In. Bareroot
  • Blooms: Late Summer
  • Fruit: Rounded fruit grows up to 1 inch in diameter. It is not particularly ornamental.
  • Zone: 6-8
  • Form: Tree
  • Flower Form: The 3-inch, bright white, five-petaled flowers have a pretty center boss of sunny yellow stamens, and perfume the air with their sweet fragrance.
  • Soil Requirements: Acidic Soil
  • Pruning: Remove dead, weak, and limbs that rub together.
  • Foliage: Attractive, glossy, dark green foliage. Leaves are narrow and oblong, up to 5 - 6 inches long. Deciduous. Beautiful fall color in shades of orange, red, and purple.

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