Liquidambar styraciflua

Exuding an aromatic balsam, the fragrant Sweetgum prefers full sun and medium soils. Leaves offer fall color at its best with brilliant mixtures of yellows, oranges, purples, and reds. Branchlets may develop distinctive corky ridges and display showy seeds in fall.

↕️ 60-80 ft. ↔️ 40-60 ft.

FUN FACTS Sweetgum wood has been widely used for flooring, furniture, and home interiors. The tree’s gum has even been used in chewing gum, incense, perfumes, folk medicines, and flavorings.

MAINTENANCE Roots will tolerate clay soil and Black Walnut but need ample space for healthy development.