Davidia involucrata, ‘Lady Dahlia’ Dove Tree Bloom Time_Early shiny chestnut brown bark is

shiny chestnut brown bark is particularly attractive on the bare shrub in winter

Winter dieback may occur the first few years in the coldest areas

Coppery blossoms are tinged with rose

Flowers are fragrant like other mock oranges

Prefers moist

Davidia involucrata, ‘Lady Dahlia’ Dove Tree Bloom Time_Early shiny chestnut brown bark isVariety description: The leaves of this dove tree cultivar feature early spring variegation of chartreuse and deep green. By mid summer the contrast is less pronounced on the heart shaped, saw toothed foliage. The dramatic white bracts that Davidia are famous for will eventually appear (when the tree reaches maturity) in May June Height and Spread at Maturity: Pyramidal form, 20' tall and 10' wide. Site requirements: Part shade location. Dove tree