Button Bush Live Stakes

Button Bush Live Stakes is an attractive shrub native to North America. Its use as live stakes in landscaping provides numerous benefits, enhancing the landscape's aesthetic appeal and ecological value. It is highly ornamental and has unique spherical white flower clusters that resemble small buttons. These clusters bloom from late spring to early summer, adding a striking visual interest to any landscape. These flowers are beautiful to pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, promoting biodiversity and a healthy ecosystem.

Button Bush Live Stakes are taken from the Cephalanthus occidentalis plant and placed into a stream bed. Their main role is to help prevent erosion or actively rebuild a natural area that has been destroyed by severe weather or other types of disasters.

Button Bush Live Stakes reaches 10 feet High

This type of plant can grow up to 10 feet in height, depending on its environment. It typically has flowers that are white or yellow in color and fused to the stem. It can be found in a number of locations throughout the world and is often used as live stakes because its natural habitat tends to be swamps or other bodies of water.

Due to its relatively large size, many animals use it as a refuge against predators, the sun, or other hazards they may face. Insects may also use it as a nesting site to protect themselves against their natural enemies. Finally, the plant has attracted butterflies or similar wildlife to yards and parks.

Button Bush Live Stakes Has Unique Patterns 

As each plant can create a unique pattern, they can be used to add color to your yard and prevent erosion near your property. It may also be an ideal addition if your yard is sloped or is otherwise at risk of being reclaimed by nature in a landslide, flood, or other event.

Button Bush Live Stakes Will Save Nature 

Generally speaking, Button Bush Live Stakes are ideal for any nature preservation project because they are easy to collect. You can typically cut the roots in the late fall and let them thaw out in winter. When the spring comes, they can be planted easily wherever they need to go.

They can be an effective tool if you are looking for an eco-friendly way to reclaim or revitalize a natural landscape. They provide a unique look while also being able to blend in with a landscape and help the wildlife that live there.

This Is How Your Plants Will Look upon Delivery

Bloom/Foliage Color

White

Height at Maturity

Under 25 Feet