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Adopt a Tree

The Sourwood Tree, scientifically known as Oxydendrum arboreum, is a stunning addition to any garden. Growing between 20 to 55 feet tall, it thrives in moist, well-drained acidic soil with a pH range of 3.7 to 6.5. In addition to its elegant stature, the tree's sap can be harvested to produce a delightful syrup. Native to the eastern and southeastern United States, it shares botanical family ties with azaleas and blueberries. Learn more about how to care for this remarkable tree and the unique qualities that make it standout in landscapes.

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Adopt a Tree

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  1. Adopt a Tree by Courtney and Emily

  2. Common Name- Sourwood Tree • Scientific Name- OxydendrumArboreum

  3. Facts • Grows from 20 to 55 feet tall. • Grows best in moist, well-drained acidic soil with pH range to 3.7 to 6.5. • Sourwood sap is often collected and evaporated into syrup. • Related to azaleas, heather, huckleberry, cranberries, blueberries, laurel, rhododendrons, and Manzanita. • Grows in the eastern and southeastern United States.

  4. Shadow of Tree Shadow of the tree. L-shaped Trunk

  5. Rough Bark About 10 ft. tall Few Leaves Broken Trunk

  6. Wood: • Brown • Hard • Heavy • Close-grained

  7. Sourwood Short Crooked Winding Living Breathing Home Green Shade Hole Breaking Wilting Showing Falling Over Tree

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