[Grovenet] tree help

[tom at efnursery.com]

Hi Linda,
     It could possibly be a Clerodendrum.  It's common name is the
Glorybower tree.  It is a good tree for under power lines getting
10'-15' tall.  There are a few varieties out there.  Some are not as
hardy as others. One nice thing about it is the flowers. Very unique.
 Can be a small tree or shrub.>



Someone gave me a tree and I'm trying to find out how it will look when
> it's
> filled out. It's called a claradendrom tree or peanut tree, maybe, don't
> know about the spelling. Can anyone help me on this?
>
> Linda "I just know pretty, I don't know technical"  Saari
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