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SHRUBS
(SEEDLINGS)
AGE:
Following each plant name are two
numbers in parentheses. These numbers
represent the age of that specific
plant. EXAMPLE (2-3) means that the
plant was a seedling for 2 years and
then was transplanted for an additional
3 years for a total age of 5 years.
(2+3=5)
American Cranberry
- Dainty leaves turn a
lovely burgundy in winter. Delicious
fruit laden with antioxidants can be
used in sauces and juice. Full sun to
partial shade. Moist, well drained,
acidic, high organic soil. Grows to
10’.
Arrowwood Viburnum
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Deciduous,
vigorous shrub provides food for birds
and wildlife habitat. In early summer
clusters of creamy white flowers are
produced, followed by bluish-black
berries and glossy red foliage in the
fall. Matures at 15 ft.
Red Chokeberry -
Bright red, glossy fruit
throughout the fall and winter months.
This shrub can be used as a border or
planted in groupings. Highly adaptable
to many soil types. Tolerates wet or
dry, full or half shade conditions.
Reaches 10’ in height.
Red Osier Dogwood
- A distinctive shrub
known for its showy crimson twigs in
winter. In spring, attractive clusters
of white flowers bloom and produce pea
sized white fruits. Prefers moist soils
and full to partial sun. Reaches 7 -
9'.
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