Buttonbush ( Cephalanthus occidentalis )
AUTUMN '25 limited availability! Pre-order to reserve for Farm Pick-Up!!!
There's no mistaking Buttonbush(Cephalanthus occidentalis) with it's fragrant white "pompom" flowers atop deep green foliage.
These beautiful busheslook like they leaped out of the pages of a Dr. Seuss book!
Small round 1” white balls with little stems attract and support an endless list of pollinators including Tiger Swallowtails.
Host plant for many large moths & butterflies including the Titan Sphinx Moth. In Winter, dried flower heads feed birds. Over 24 species of birds are attracted to this very special native plant!
Often found along streams, lakes and ponds Buttonbush is a great plant for low lying areas or rain gardens.
PLANT DEETS:
A branching shrub, Buttonbush prefers:
moist soils (prefers to have "wet feet"
Full to partial shade.
Grows 5-8’ depending on location & light
Favorite food source for ducks and other waterfowl
AUTUMN '25 limited availability! Pre-order to reserve for Farm Pick-Up!!!
There's no mistaking Buttonbush(Cephalanthus occidentalis) with it's fragrant white "pompom" flowers atop deep green foliage.
These beautiful busheslook like they leaped out of the pages of a Dr. Seuss book!
Small round 1” white balls with little stems attract and support an endless list of pollinators including Tiger Swallowtails.
Host plant for many large moths & butterflies including the Titan Sphinx Moth. In Winter, dried flower heads feed birds. Over 24 species of birds are attracted to this very special native plant!
Often found along streams, lakes and ponds Buttonbush is a great plant for low lying areas or rain gardens.
PLANT DEETS:
A branching shrub, Buttonbush prefers:
moist soils (prefers to have "wet feet"
Full to partial shade.
Grows 5-8’ depending on location & light
Favorite food source for ducks and other waterfowl
AUTUMN '25 limited availability! Pre-order to reserve for Farm Pick-Up!!!
There's no mistaking Buttonbush(Cephalanthus occidentalis) with it's fragrant white "pompom" flowers atop deep green foliage.
These beautiful busheslook like they leaped out of the pages of a Dr. Seuss book!
Small round 1” white balls with little stems attract and support an endless list of pollinators including Tiger Swallowtails.
Host plant for many large moths & butterflies including the Titan Sphinx Moth. In Winter, dried flower heads feed birds. Over 24 species of birds are attracted to this very special native plant!
Often found along streams, lakes and ponds Buttonbush is a great plant for low lying areas or rain gardens.
PLANT DEETS:
A branching shrub, Buttonbush prefers:
moist soils (prefers to have "wet feet"
Full to partial shade.
Grows 5-8’ depending on location & light
Favorite food source for ducks and other waterfowl
