Feb 7, 2023 · The bee bee tree, also known as Korean evodia (Evodia daniellii syn. Tetradium daniellii), is not a well-known ornamental, but it should be. The tree is small, generally not much taller than 25 feet (8 m.), and its dark green leaves provide light shade beneath.

Tetradium is a genus of trees in the family Rutaceae, occurring in temperate to tropical East Asia. In older books, the genus was often included in the related genus Euodia (sometimes written, "Evodia" from latin spelling), but that genus is now restricted to tropical species.

Named after a British army surgeon William Freeman Daniell, the bee-bee tree is a flowering tree with a rounded umbrella-shaped form. The common name comes from the seed pods that are produced after flowering, containing small, rounded, pellet-like …

Nov 10, 2017 · What is this tree that is so popular with pollinators? This is the bee-bee tree, Tetradium daniellii, also known as Korean evodia. It grows to 30’ tall with a similar spread and has smooth, dark gray bark with small white lenticels. The compound leaves are opposite with smooth, shiny, dark green leaflets.

Korean Evodia (now known botanically as Tetradium daniellii) is an easy to grow medium-size tree reaching 40+ feet after many decades.

Korean Evodia is a little-known but highly desirable small, deciduous tree, often seen at 15 to 25 feet high with an equal or greater spread but is capable of reaching 50 feet in height (Fig. 1). Specimens reaching 50 feet tall are rare.

Aug 12, 2017 · Korean Evodia is a little-known but highly desirable small, deciduous tree, often seen at 15 to 25 feet high with an equal or greater spread but is capable of reaching 50 feet in height (Fig. 1). Specimens reaching 50 feet tall are rare.

Korean Bee Bee Tree- Evodia danielli or Tetradium danielli. Also known as- Evodia hupehensis or Evodia henryi or Evodia velutina ( Taxonomists need another hobby)Other common names: Honey Tree and One Hundred Thousand Flowers. The Bee Bee Tree is a fast growing tree that can range from 20 to 60 feet tall depending on the site.

Korean Evodia is a nice small to medium-sized vase shaped tree usually grown as a multi-stemmed form. Showy clusters of white flowers in July and August turn into capsules of red to black seed, also somewhat showy.

Korean Evodia is an ornamental tree from Northern China, Tibet, and Korea. It is a deciduous tree and can either be male or female. These trees are invasive here in our neighborhoods, just like the Tree of Heaven those pesky Spotted Lanternflies love.