A black gum tree, a native shade tree with brilliant fall color, is a food source and habitat for wildlife. There are many reasons to plant and grow a black gum tree (Nyssa sylvatica). For ...

On this edition of ID That Tree, Purdue Extension forester Lenny Farlee introduces you to the Black Gum, also known as bee gum. This simple leaved species can bring brilliant fall color and is best ...

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 ...

There are two common types of gum tree in East Texas: sweetgum and black gum. We all know and love the colors of the sweetgum, but not so much the gum balls that litter the ground beneath this ...

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 ...

In the fall, this species also puts on quite a show with its striking red/maroon leaves, which begin to change in mid-September. Black gum is a medium-sized tree that is found on moist, well-drained ...

Even though the black gum tree, Nyssa sylvatica, is unfamiliar and underused in mid-Missouri landscapes, those who are acquainted with this native species — heralded for its shiny, dark green ...

It has several other common names, including Tupelo, Black Tupelo and Sour Gum. It has an average-growing ... This is a wonderful shade tree for lawns and grows well in moist areas or low spots ...

The following native shade trees are steadfast and somewhat ... Florida and west to Michigan and eastern Texas. The black gum tree produces flowers that attract honeybees, thus tupelo honey ...

EAST GOSHEN — In honor of Arbor Day, which is Friday, April 26, the township planted a 15-foot tall black gum tree Saturday ... the newly planted tree will provide shade for undergrowth and ...