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Seven Son Flower ‘Temple of Bloom’
‘Temple of Bloom’ is a distinctive seven-son flower selected for its late-season flowering and attractive ornamental structure. Clusters of fragrant white flowers appear when many other woody plants have finished blooming, providing valuable late-summer food for bees and other pollinators. After flowering, the calyces develop pink to reddish tones that extend the display into fall. The plant can develop into a substantial multi-stemmed shrub or small tree, with attractive exfoliating bark providing additional winter interest.
Height: 15–20 ft
Width: 8–12 ft
Flower time: August–September
Sun/Shade: Full sun to part shade
Deer resistant
‘Temple of Bloom’ is a distinctive seven-son flower selected for its late-season flowering and attractive ornamental structure. Clusters of fragrant white flowers appear when many other woody plants have finished blooming, providing valuable late-summer food for bees and other pollinators. After flowering, the calyces develop pink to reddish tones that extend the display into fall. The plant can develop into a substantial multi-stemmed shrub or small tree, with attractive exfoliating bark providing additional winter interest.
Height: 15–20 ft
Width: 8–12 ft
Flower time: August–September
Sun/Shade: Full sun to part shade
Deer resistant