Wofford Arboretum Central Campus

Tree Details Hardiness zone: 7 – 9 Height: 60 – 80 Spread: 30 – 50 Habit: Densely pyramidal, low branching, stately, evergreen tree; some trees become as wide as tall Light: Best in sun or partial shade Soil: Rich, porous, acidic and well-drained soil Flowers: creamy white, wonderfully fragrant, 8 – 12” in diameter, flowering period is from May to June Fruit: cone-like with exposed red seeds Landscape use: Needs ample space to develop; use as screen, grouping, and hedge; characteristic of southern gardening heritage History: Native range is North Carolina to Florida and Texas; cultivated in 1734 Pests\Problems: Essentially problem-free Significant Features: Low-lying branches, flower size and fragrance