How and When to Plant Black Gum Trees Early spring or fall is the best time to plant black gum. It is often sold as a balled-and-burlapped tree and less commonly as a container-grown plant.

There are two common types of gum tree in East Texas ... the female several-flowered clusters. In the spring a small drupe of bluish-black berries, each containing one seed, develops from the ...

Black Gum grows throughout the eastern United States and is common in dry sites here in the Blue Ridge Province (often in oak and pine forests) up to 5,000 feet or more. Black Gum can be 100 ...

Although black gum trees -- native from Southern Canada to Central Florida -- are justly admired for the red and gold colors of their autumnal foliage, "Wildfire" is ornamental from early spring ...

There are also a few scattered trees in Cold Spring Park. Without their scarlet autumn leaves, you can recognize black gum trees by their horizontal branches, which give them a distinctive pagoda ...

Black gum is a medium-sized tree that is found on moist, well-drained soils, but also grows on dry upland sites. This species can be found from southern Maine to nearly the tip of Florida. It also ...

Black Tupelo and Sour Gum. It has an average-growing canopy tree that can reach between 30-50 feet tall but can get to 90 feet. During the spring, small, greenish-white flowers appear, which are ...

Black gum grows throughout the eastern United States, and is common in dry sites here in the Blue Ridge Province (often in oak and pine forests) up to 5,000 feet or more. Black gum can be 100 ...