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Korean Euodia or Korean Evodia (Tetradium daniellii [syn. Tetradium hupehensis]) in early autumn with maturing fruit. This species is a deciduous tree up to 20m tall, though usually far smaller in cultivation. Native to Korea and nearby parts of China. Large sprays of small, white to greenish-cream flowers open in spring and are followed by dry, lobed fruits that redden as they ripen and eventually split open to reveal the seeds. tetradium-3355htm'>Tetradium.
![Korean Euodia or Korean Evodia (<i>Tetradium daniellii [syn. Tetradium hupehensis]) in early autumn with maturing fruit. This species is a deciduous tree up to 20m tall, though usually far smaller in cultivation. Native to Korea and nearby parts of China. Large sprays of small, white to greenish-cream flowers open in spring and are followed by dry, lobed fruits that redden as they ripen and eventually split open to reveal the seeds. tetradium-3355htm'>Tetradium.](./data/media/1/CFGr914.jpg "Korean Euodia or Korean Evodia (<i>Tetradium daniellii [syn. Tetradium hupehensis]) in early autumn with maturing fruit. This species is a deciduous tree up to 20m tall, though usually far smaller in cultivation. Native to Korea and nearby parts of China. Large sprays of small, white to greenish-cream flowers open in spring and are followed by dry, lobed fruits that redden as they ripen and eventually split open to reveal the seeds. tetradium-3355htm'>Tetradium.")