Known for wildlife benefits, beauty, and culinary uses. In Spring, Spicebush stands out in the forest with yellow flowers. During Summer, this plant attracts Spicebush Swallowtail butterflies/caterpillars. Late Summer – early Fall, female plants produce peppery-tasting berries that can be eaten as a snack or saved for later use. A tea can be made from the aromatic leaves and twigs, and the dried and powdered fruit can be used as a spice.
Good shrub for naturalizing! Performs well in moist soils.
Size: 2 gal (2-3 ft). SALE $19
Available starting March 27
code: SBSS
