Chionanthus pygmaeus 'Pygmy Fringetree' Dwarf Fringe Tree

Chionanthus pygmaeus Native Dwarf White Pygmy Fringe Tree Zones 4-9 PART SUN to FULL SUN  US Endangered Species - Plant Propagated Asexually by Grafting from Specimen in Cultivation (not wild collected) and this specific plant only ships to customers in NC due to regulations  First and foremost, these endangered trees were asexually and legally propagated by grafting from a specimen in cultivation at an arboretum. By grafting these trees asexually we are helping conserve those in the wild by increasing awareness. At no point should Chionanthus pygmaeus be taken from the wild. It is highly illegal to do so. Chionanthus pygmaeus is an extremely rare native to the sand ridge of Florida and is listed as endangered in the United States and in Florida. It is closely related to Chionanthus virginicus, but differs greatly in its size, the leaf size, and the bloom. Known as the "Pygmy Fringetree", Chionanthus pygmaeus is typically 8-10 ft, much smaller than the typical grancy greybeard. Chionan