Clethra alnifolia - Sweet Pepperbush (2 available)
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Ilex Verticillata - Winterberry (SOLD OUT)
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Fothergilla gardenia - Dwarf Witch Alder (5 available)
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Viburnum dentatum - Arrowwood viburnum (5 available)
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Azalea viscosum – Swamp azalea (4 available)
Description
The swamp azalea is a woody, broadleaf evergreen or deciduous shrub in the Ericaceae (blueberry) family and is native to the southern and eastern United states. The genus name derives from the Greek words rhodo, which means rose, and dendron, meaning tree.
Its common name rightfully infers a tolerance for damp, moist environments but it requires enough drainage to avoid roots in constant standing water.
The swamp azalea likes part shade and can tolerate some sun. Avoid afternoon sun which can scorch the leaves.
This shrub has very fragrant, sticky, white flowers that bloom from May to July and attract hummingbirds, bees, and other pollinators.
It can be planted in naturalized landscapes with careful attention paid to its growing requirements. It grows 2 feet to 8 feet tall and about as wide. It is a spreading shrub. Use it as a specimen in a native garden or an understory shrub in woodland planting.
Vaccinium corymbosum Berkley - Highbush Blueberry (3 available)
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Cephalanthus occidentalis - Buttonbush (SOLD OUT)
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Various Heritage Apple Trees: (SOLD OUT) to be given away in pairs to support fruiting
Apple trees thrive when growing in a location that receives full sun and has a well-drained, fertile soil.
Full sun translates to at least six- to eight-hours of sunlight during the growing season. Light is vital to fruit production and fruit quality, and also helps keep fungal issues from advancing, so be sure to keep this in mind when choosing a location for your new apple trees.
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