Native Woody Shrubs

$7.50/each
(Orders ready for pick-up or delivery beginning at the end of April)

(Each pot contains a picture tag)
Volume of Each Selling Unit (8/flat) - 102 cu in/pot

Virburnum trilobum (BEE) - Dwarf American Cranberry Bush — Virburnum trilobum (BEE) - Dwarf American Cranberry Bush

$7.50

Name comes from the red fruits which look like cranberries which have a smilar flavor and ripen at the same time of the year; fruits can be eaten raw or cooked into a sauce; fruits are high in Vitamin C

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Symphoricarpos albus - White Snowberry — Symphoricarpos albus - White Snowberry

$7.50

Great addition to a winter garden, with the white berries a focal point

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Symphoricarpos orbiculatur - Red Snowberry — Symphoricarpos orbiculatur - Red Snowberry

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Versatile small shrub with small whitish-yellow flowers in spring followed by showy clusters of scarlet berries in fall

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Sambucus canadensis - Elderberry — Sambucus canadensis - Elderberry

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Tolerates a wide variety of wet to dry soils but prefers rich, moist, slightly acidic soil in sun to partial shade; Has an edible fruit which when cooked can be used in pies, pancakes, and jellies.

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Rhus aromatic (Dwarf selection of the native) - Gro-Low Sumac (Cultivar) — Rhus aromatic (Dwarf selection of the native) - Gro-Low Sumac (Cultivar)

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Decidious shrub; very fragrant; the fruits become an important winter food for birds and small mammals that can remain on the plant until spring if not eaten

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Prunus virginiana (BEE) - Chokecherry — Prunus virginiana (BEE) - Chokecherry

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Fragrant cup-shaped white flowers; flowers give way to clusters of globular, pea-sized berries that ripen to dark purple/black in August.

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Physocarpus opulifolus - Ninebark — Physocarpus opulifolus - Ninebark

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Fast growing; drought tolerant; adaptable to a wide range of soil and site conditions; Flowers from white to pink which bloom during May and June

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Diervilla lonicera (BEE) - Dwarf Bush Honeysuckle — Diervilla lonicera (BEE) - Dwarf Bush Honeysuckle

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Grows easly in average, dry to medium moisture in full sun to part shade; tolerates drought; has small, yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers

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Cornus sericea - Red-Osier Dogwood — Cornus sericea - Red-Osier Dogwood

$7.50

Best grown in consistently moist soils; tiny, fragrant white flowers; good as a shrub border; turns from green to red to orange to purple in the fall

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Cephalanthus occidentalis (BEE) - Button Bush — Cephalanthus occidentalis (BEE) - Button Bush

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Grows as a multi-stemmed shrub or small tree; does well in a wet environment; flowers from June through September

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Ceanothus americanus (BEE) - New Jersey Tea — Ceanothus americanus (BEE) - New Jersey Tea

$7.50

Small shrub native to North America. Leaves were used for tea during the American Revolution

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Aronia melanocarpa (BEE) - Black Chokeberry — Aronia melanocarpa (BEE) - Black Chokeberry

$7.50

Adaptable native shrub; The high-antioxidant fruit is used in baking and to make jams, jellies, syrup, tea, juice and wine. Fruit can persist into winter and serves as a food source for birds and other wildli

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Amelanchier alnifolia (BEE) - Saskatoon Serviceberry — Amelanchier alnifolia (BEE) - Saskatoon Serviceberry

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Decidious shrub or small tree; white flower that blooms from April through July; fruit is purple

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