Tupelo (Nyssaceae) - PictureThis

Tupelo

Tupelo belongs to a family of deciduous trees and shrubs known for their vibrant autumn foliage. These plants often flourish in wet, swampy sites, adapting well to moist soils. Distinctive features include simple, often finely toothed leaves and small, usually clustered flowers. Their growth environment substantially enhances their leaf coloration, making them prominent in temperate forest landscapes.

Scientific classification

Family

Tupelo (Nyssaceae)

Order

Dogwoods, hydrangeas, and allies

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