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Northern Spice Bush

Northern Spice Bush

Regular price $1599
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heightmaturity
Height at Maturity:

Under 10 Feet

exposure
Exposure:

Full Sun

zone
Planting Zones:

6-9

Usage
Usage:

Birding

shipped
Shipped As:

Bare-root

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Cannot Ship To:

NY

Northern Spicebush - Lindera Benzoin

The Northern Spicebush brings many benefits when thoughtfully integrated into landscaping designs, making it a valuable and ecologically significant addition to outdoor spaces. Its unique appearance, contributions to biodiversity, adaptability, potential for creating natural habitats, and aesthetic appeal combine to make it a sought-after choice for enhancing gardens and landscapes.

This plant ships bare-root and dormant (no leaves or foliage) It will not green out until next spring.

It's distinctive appearance is one of its key advantages in landscaping.

Northern Spicebush's aromatic leaves, delicate yellow flowers, and vibrant red berries create a striking visual display.

The shrub adds charm and uniqueness to the garden. Its multi-seasonal interest ensures it remains captivating throughout the year, enriching the landscape's aesthetic appeal.

Contributions to biodiversity make it an ecologically valuable choice. Its flowers provide nectar for pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, supporting the ecosystem's health by promoting the reproduction of other plant species. The berries are food for birds, fostering biodiversity within the landscape and contributing to the overall balance of the environment.

The adaptability of it adds to its value in landscaping. It can do well in many types of soil and light conditions, making it suitable for diverse landscape settings. Its ability to grow in shaded areas also makes it an excellent choice for adding interest to woodland gardens or areas with limited sunlight.

It has the potential to create natural habitats within the landscape. Its dense growth habit and vibrant berries make it an attractive option for providing shelter and sustenance to various wildlife species. By incorporating it into garden designs, landscapers can foster a mini-ecosystem that supports birds, insects, and other creatures, enhancing the overall health and vitality of the garden.

Aesthetic appeal is another notable benefit of it in landscaping. Its aromatic leaves, cheerful flowers, and colorful berries offer a sensory experience that engages sight and smell. The shrub's unique qualities can be used to create focal points, add texture, or infuse charm into various landscape compositions.

In conclusion, it offers a range of benefits when used in landscaping projects. Its distinctive appearance, contributions to biodiversity, adaptability, potential for creating natural habitats, and aesthetic appeal make it a valuable asset in outdoor spaces. By thoughtfully incorporating it into landscape designs, one can create visually captivating, ecologically friendly, multisensory gardens that enrich aesthetics and ecological balance.

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Tina Mascarenhas
Fall live stakes

They look great, shipped beautifully. Sturdy and straight. I hope they take. They were soaked and planted, watered and mulched in. I’ll report back in the spring

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terri bagley
Happy customer

Thank you for the healthy, well packed spicebush!

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Susan Sheffield
Northern Spice Bush

I received the bush and planted it the same day. I was surprised how big the bush was, of course it was in dormant state but it is a good sized bush and was a quality specimen. I can’t wait to see it grow this Spring.

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Shelley Wilmoth
Northern Spice Bush

I planted a spice bush in my yard back in 1996. Here in Nashville, it has withstood shade, standing water (flood), drought, full sun (after other trees came down), as well as hard freezes and days of 100+ degrees - what a trooper. I recently removed a lot of Japanese honeysuckle from a creek bank along my yard and am replacing it with a few spice bushes. I hope, like my old one, they will turn bright gold in the fall and become beautiful full bushes with deep roots. Just got them in the ground.

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Michele Anderson

Northern Spice Bush