Ogeechee Tupelo, Ogeechee Lime | Nyssa ogeche tree ornamental seedheads feed birds through

ornamental seedheads feed birds through winter

Like other hibiscus flowers

This slow-growing hardwood makes an incredible legacy tree

Above ground it's equally purposeful: six-foot stalks topped with shaggy golden flowers that feed pollinators all summer

Ogeechee Tupelo, Ogeechee Lime | Nyssa ogeche tree ornamental seedheads feed birds throughNative to the southeastern United States, particularly in wetland areas, this tree is well adapted to moist environments and is an important species in riverine and swamp ecosystems. The Ogeechee Tupelo is not only valued for its beauty but also for its role in honey production and wildlife support. While the fruit of the Ogeechee Tupelo is technically edible and can be used in preserves and other culinary preparations, it is not widely consumed fresh