Sun: full sun or part shade

Soil: well draining, moist but tolerant of sandy drier soils as well

Growth rate: slow (<1 ft/year)

Mature height: 30-45 ft tall

Mature spread: 40-45 ft wide

Landscape use: pollinator garden, urban park, neighborhood, ornamental

Fruit: showy flat brown/yellow seed pods that hang down in late summer

Flowers: hanging panicles of white flowers

Fall color: yellow/orange

Planting notes: known for being tolerant of high pH and dry soil

Seasonal interest: 4 seasons of interest with flowers, fruit, fall leaf color, and mature smooth gray bark (like American Beech)

Supporting wildlife: Provides nesting sites for songbirds, high quality pollen and nectar for bees and other pollinators. Pollinated by bees. Host plant of the Locust Leaf Miner (beetle)