Chinese Fringe Tree

Air-Pollution Resistant and Compact in Size!

Whether you live on a city street or in the countryside with plenty of space, the Chinese Fringe Tree is perfect for any location. Since it’s pollution resistant and compact in size, you can plant this stunning ornamental in any area!

In spring, the Chinese Fringe Tree features lovely white blooms with an even more enticing scent that are sure to bring beauty and elegance to your yard space. Whether you want this tree to be the focal point or smaller accent in your yard, its manageable size makes it convenient and hassle-free.

With upright branches and a symmetrical, full silhouette, the Chinese Fringe Tree transforms any space, wherever it’s planted. Complement it with evergreens or make it the standalone foliage in your cityscape.

We take great pride in ensuring this tree arrives with all the proper care, so it's guaranteed to arrive to you in peak form. Having planted, grown, and monitored the tree ourselves first, we give it a strong beginning so that it has the healthiest outcome at your home.

If you’re ready to give your space an upgrade, order your Chinese Fringe Tree today!

Planting & Care

Planting: Select a planting location that receives about 4 to 8 hours of sunlight per day for the needed full-partial sun (and ensure the soil is well-drained). Dig a hole twice as wide and deep as your tree’s root ball, place it in the hole, and back fill with remaining soil plus any compost you’d like to incorporate. Finally, tamp around the base of the tree to remove air pockets and water to settle the roots.

Watering: During the first season after planting, establish a regular watering schedule. We recommend watering your tree about once weekly, or when your tree’s surrounding soil is dry. Check for soil dryness about 2 to 3 inches down. If the soil is dry here, it’s time to water. (Your weekly watering schedule may be decreased after the tree is established.)

Fertilizing: Feed your Chinese Fringe Tree with a balanced fertilizer in the spring, before new growth emerges.

Pruning: Remove any dead, diseased or damaged branches, as well as any branches that grow towards the center of the tree or cross other branches, during winter.