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Shrub: American Elderberry (Black) (Sambucus canadensis) - Growth Rate: (F) Height/Width: 5-12’ Soil Type: Acidic, Clay, Drought, Loamy, Moist, Rich, Sandy, Silty Loam, Well Drained, Wet.  Sun: Thrives in full sun or partial sun/shade. Other: Yields edible berries August-September, which provides food for dozens of bird species and other wildlife and is used to make jellies, pies, juice, and wine. Grown as a border, it provides incredible summer floral display. 

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Dolgo Crabapple (malus x dolgo):  Growth-Rapid growth rate.  Height 15-20’ tall.  -Soil type- Grows well on a wide variety of soils, best in moist soils, but will do better if fed peat and compost.  Sun: Prefers full to partial sunlight for optimum development.  Shade intolerant, good for ornamental use similar to bonsai. Other- Bears plentiful fragrant pink/white flowers in April and edible XL red to yellow fruit bearing in fall.  One of the tallest and most resistant to cold and pest, very cold resistant up to -40 F. Popular crabapples for making jelly, cider, syrups and much more. They create a lot of wildlife attraction, deer, birds, rabbits and other animals love the fruit and the butterflies and honeybees swarm to the flowers.

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Shrub: Domestic Apple Tree/Shrub (malus domestica):  Growth-Medium growth rate; Height medium sized 20-30’ tall. -Soil type- Prefers moist, well drained soils, they are NOT drought tolerant.  -Sun-Does well in full sun -Other-Food source for wildlife & birds, apples harvest July-August -Good for sauces, pies and freezing.  The skin of apples is thin, changing from pale green to yellow-green as it ripens, flesh is white, fruit soft with sweet-tart flavor.  During April-June, whitish-pink, fragrant flowers appear.  Each flower produces a 1” yellow fruit in the fall.

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Shrub: Hazelnut (corylus americana):  Growth-Fast growth rate; Height of 10-20’ tall, crown of 10-15’ -Soil Type-Can tolerate a wide range of soil types.  -Sun-Best growth is in full sun, can persist in partial shade, but can encounter reduced plant density and fruit production. -Other-The nuts that are produced have a higher nutritional value than acorns or beechnuts and their nuts and twigs are a good winter food source for wildlife, birds, small animals, and deer.  The dense, low growth are nesting sites for various birds and wildlife species and informal hedges. 

Sold in Bundles of 25 only, cost listed, plus PayPal fee (Shipping not available)Shrub: Highbush Cranberry (viburnum trilobum):  Growth- Medium growth rate; Height of 10-13’. Soil Type- Grows acidic, loamy, moist, rich, sandy, silty loam, well-drained and wet soil.  -Sun-Best growth is in full sun and partial shade, with a minimum of 4 hours direct sunlight a day. -Other-The tree has attractive white flower clusters in May producing bright orange- red fruits in September.  Produces valuable emergency food source for birds in severe winters. 

Growth Rate: (S); Height: 3-5’ and wide. Soil Type: Does well in dry, rocky, free draining and sandy soils. For sandy soil add some compost when planting. The nutrient boost will help it grow quicker. Good for banks, slopes or shrub borders. This species can improve the soil by fixing nitrogen. Too much water will create root rot. Sun: Best with full sun or a little afternoon shade.  Other: This is an adaptable, hardy, flowering shrub, producing pale, pillowy blossoms in spring/early summer. Lightly fragrant, attracts butterflies, bees, wasps, and beetles. The roots and leaves can be made into a tea used for GI upset, toothache, respiratory problems.

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Shrub: Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius) - Growth Rate: (M). Height: 5’-10’ Soil Type: clay, loam, sand, dry, medium moist soil. Sun: full sun, partial shade. Other: makes an excellent hedge plant and provides good erosion control. Five petaled flowers appear in dense, spirea-like clusters in spring, and give way to clusters of reddish-pink capsules. The clusters eventually turn brown and persist into the winter. The leaves are yellow in the fall.

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Red Currant (ribes rubrum):  Growth- Medium growth rate; height 3-5’-Soil Type- Prefers rich soil, can add manure, organic soil conditioner or compost. -Sun- Partial shade to full sun. -Other- Flowers in May, harvest July-September.  To make a hedge, plant 3 feet between plants, mulch around the plants help growth.  Pruning should be done ideally  during February-March when there is no risk of freezing.  They resist diseases well.  Use netting to protect the currants from birds.  They produce 4-12 lbs. per plant once the fruit is fully ripe.  Used for jams or jellies. Leaves bluish-green color adds interest to landscapes.

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Shrub: Red-Osier Dogwood  (cornus sericea): Growth-Fast growth rate, Height 7-9’ (24” per yr) spreading readily with dense thickets. -Soil Type-Very adaptable, growing in acidic to alkaline soils.  Prefers moist soils, often grows in wet swamp lands, does not tolerate excessively dry soil. -Sun-Full sun (4 hrs) and partial shade are best for this shrub. -Other- The branches and twigs are dark red, the leaves are dark green above, fall color is commonly bright red to purple.  The flowers are small dull white in clusters and the fruit is a white berry.  It is a popular ornamental shrub that is often planted for the red coloring of its twigs in the dormant season. Provides dense cover for wildlife.  Prune once a year.

Growth Rate: (M/F); Height: 4-8’ with same width. Soil Type: Requires moderately well-drained moist soils. Sun: Can thrive in partial shade to full sun. Other: Flowers in late spring/early summer, attracting pollinators like bees. The edible fruit bears in late summer, resembling a small raspberry, with a sweet, tart flavor used in jams and jellies. A good woodland plant, provides food for birds and mammals. (aka Flowering Raspberry or Salmonberry)