Cudrania, 'Daniecki' male Che Chinese Melonberry Hybridizer_Bremer the blooms do not glare

the blooms do not glare and hold their color for some time

damping-off fungi and foliar fungal pathogens

A rather slow growing plant which matures to a size much smaller than the straight species or other cultivars of kousa dogwood

Height and Spread at Maturity: 6' tall by 6' wide

Notable characteristics: The poetic name of this cultivar is perfectly evoked in the blossom's color and form

Cudrania, 'Daniecki' male Che Chinese Melonberry Hybridizer_Bremer the blooms do not glareCudrania tricuspidata 'Daniecki' Name in Chinese and pin yin: zhe Variety description: This under appreciated fruit is a relative of mulberry and fig, and is native to central China. In addition to being grown for its fruit, traditionally Che leaves were used as a secondary food source for silk worms. Male trees produce a profusion pollen bearing berries which drop off after the pollen is shed. This tree should be must be planted with a female