Originally from Korea, this tree easily tolerates -25 ° C. Its flowers appear in July and August, it persists until October, very honey is a real boon to bees in the flowers of this tree enough nectar to feed the colony hive for the winter.
Description
The Honey Tree (Tetradium daniellii, formerly Euodia daniellii) is a deciduous tree native to Asia, highly valued for its exceptional honey-bearing flowering in summer.
Originating from China and Korea, Tetradium daniellii belongs to the Rutaceae family, the same as citrus fruits. Still little known in private gardens, it is highly appreciated in parks and orchards for its harmonious shape, late flowering, and ecological interest.
It can take the form of a small single-trunk tree or a multi-stemmed shrub depending on the size and pruning method chosen.
Its foliage, composed of long dark green pinnate leaves, gives the tree an exotic and light appearance. In summer, large umbels of fragrant white flowers appear, attracting swarms of bees and pollinators. In autumn, the flowers give way to small dark red to black fruits, decorative and favored by birds.
Plant in spring or autumn, outside frost periods.
Allow good lateral development: at least 4 m distance from other plants.
The Honey Tree is ideal for:
The Tetradium daniellii, or Honey Tree, is a reliable choice for ecological and food-producing gardens. Spectacular in summer flowering, valuable for pollinators, combining beauty, usefulness and ease of maintenance. A true ally for a lively, sustainable, and welcoming garden.
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Originally from Korea, this tree easily tolerates -25 ° C. Its flowers appear in July and August, it persists until October, very honey is a real boon to bees in the flowers of this tree enough nectar to feed the colony hive for the winter.
