Amanda Shine White Fringetree - Chionanthus virginicus 'Amanda Shine' Size:10 Gallon False Indigo Bush boasts unique

False Indigo Bush boasts unique purple inflorescences that are covered in brilliant orange anthers in late spring and provide a valuable nectar and pollen source for pollinators

You've probably seen the non-native pink and purple Astilbe

The narrow leaves emerge bright green and darken to a deep

Wildlife Value: Flowers attract long-tongued bees and hummingbird moths

Amanda Shine White Fringetree - Chionanthus virginicus 'Amanda Shine' Size:10 Gallon False Indigo Bush boasts uniqueWhite Fringetree is a stunning small tree in the olive family, but the cultivar Amanda Shine (formerly Bob Moore) is an especially showy selection with lovely variegated leaves. The genus name Chionanthus translates to "snow flower," aptly named considering the airy and frothy, creamy white flower clusters reminiscent of a dusting of fresh snow. These fragrant flowers attract various pollinators and the leaves host a number of moth caterpillars.