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Native Plants & More Northern Spicebush (Lindera benzoin)
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Northern Spicebush (Lindera benzoin)

$12.00
Coming Back in May!

AUTUMN '24 supply limited availability! Pre-order to reserve for Farm Pick-Up

Here's a native shrub that checks off all the boxes! Known as the 'forsythia of the wild" Northern Spicebush has beautiful foliage and early Spring blooms to replace non-natie forsythia in your garden.. In early Autumn, deck in golden leaves with bright red berries for birds.

And then there's a "cute caterpillar" too! Northern Spicebush is the larval host plant for butterflies and moths including the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail and the Spicebush Swallowtail butterflies

PLANT DEETS

  • Deciduous shrub growing 6 to 15' tall with 6" leaves tapered leaves.

  • Full sun to shade~ full sun encourages brilliant yellow foliage in Autumn.

  • Dry to moist well-draining soils

  • Dried fruits are edible. Its aromatic leaves and stems are edible as a tea. D

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AUTUMN '24 supply limited availability! Pre-order to reserve for Farm Pick-Up

Here's a native shrub that checks off all the boxes! Known as the 'forsythia of the wild" Northern Spicebush has beautiful foliage and early Spring blooms to replace non-natie forsythia in your garden.. In early Autumn, deck in golden leaves with bright red berries for birds.

And then there's a "cute caterpillar" too! Northern Spicebush is the larval host plant for butterflies and moths including the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail and the Spicebush Swallowtail butterflies

PLANT DEETS

  • Deciduous shrub growing 6 to 15' tall with 6" leaves tapered leaves.

  • Full sun to shade~ full sun encourages brilliant yellow foliage in Autumn.

  • Dry to moist well-draining soils

  • Dried fruits are edible. Its aromatic leaves and stems are edible as a tea. D

AUTUMN '24 supply limited availability! Pre-order to reserve for Farm Pick-Up

Here's a native shrub that checks off all the boxes! Known as the 'forsythia of the wild" Northern Spicebush has beautiful foliage and early Spring blooms to replace non-natie forsythia in your garden.. In early Autumn, deck in golden leaves with bright red berries for birds.

And then there's a "cute caterpillar" too! Northern Spicebush is the larval host plant for butterflies and moths including the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail and the Spicebush Swallowtail butterflies

PLANT DEETS

  • Deciduous shrub growing 6 to 15' tall with 6" leaves tapered leaves.

  • Full sun to shade~ full sun encourages brilliant yellow foliage in Autumn.

  • Dry to moist well-draining soils

  • Dried fruits are edible. Its aromatic leaves and stems are edible as a tea. D

NOTE: Our 2024 Spicebush plants are local ecotype and organically grown for us by White Oak Nursery in Canandaigua,NY. An additional $5 has been added to the original pricing to cover transport costs.

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Lazy Dirt Wildflower Farm

A small backyard native plant nursery & flower farm in Mexico, New York

Summer ‘25 Nursery Hours

Fridays 9:30am to 5:00pm

Saturdays 9:00am to NOON

or by appointment Mondays thru Thursdays

ADDRESS

340 Dry Bridge Road Mexico, New York

Contact Us: info@lazydirtflowerfarm.com
Monday-Saturday 9am to 5pm (315)236-8592

NYS Nursery #646726

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