Syringa vulgaris 'Katherine Havemayer' Native Native to the Mediterranean

Native to the Mediterranean

palmate leaves turning brilliant hues of red

The kousa dogwood is a deciduous tree of upright habit native to eastern Asia

which have crimson and yellow centres

the petioles are carmine and small white

Syringa vulgaris 'Katherine Havemayer' Native Native to the MediterraneanA handsome cultivar with upright habit, spreading with age, putting forth large, upright panicles of fragrant, double lavender purple flowers, fading to lilac pink in spring. Leaves are lush, green and heart shaped, accenting the flowers. If needed, prune out any excessive branches after flowering. Tolerates renovation pruning. Loved by wildlife. H6