Forum™ Black Gum (Tupelo) Native (Cultivar) and Eastern Bluebirds feast on

and Eastern Bluebirds feast on the glossy red crabapples through fall and winter when other food sources have disappeared

though it is not dense or aggressive enough to function as a weed-suppressing groundcover

and silvers

With a rigidly columnar form that reaches 45 feet tall but only 15 feet wide

with scattered populations extending eastward through the Midwest and Northeast to Quebec

Forum™ Black Gum (Tupelo) Native (Cultivar) and Eastern Bluebirds feast onA landmark selection that brought consistency and refined form to one of North America's most valuable native trees. Forum is highly regarded for its exceptional structure and reliability in the landscape. This improved selection addresses the traditional challenges of the speciesparticularly the inconsistent form of seedlingswhile preserving the outstanding wildlife value and adaptability that make blackgums indispensable in ecological landscaping.