Lindera benzoin #3

Lindera benzoin

Lindera benzoin #3

Spicebush
Very early spring flowers
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NATIVE - Slow to re-establish after transplanting, but worth the wait. Flowers are small, yellow and bloom very early. Fruits are red and loved by birds. Fall color is bright yellow. Larva of some butterflies feed on leaves. Excellent for naturalizing in sun or shade and in moist areas. Excellent as a specimen or early spring accent.
Botanical Name- Lindera benzoin
Foliage- Deciduous
Mature Width- 10 ft
Mature Height- 10 ft
Sun Exposure- Full sun to part sun
Soil Preferences- Prefers a moist well-drained, acidic soil; not tolerant of drought
Current Size- #3
Plant Habit- Shrub
Default Beavercreek Nursery Bin -
NATIVE - Slow to re-establish after transplanting, but worth the wait. Flowers are small, yellow and bloom very early. Fruits are red and loved by birds. Fall color is bright yellow. Larva of some butterflies feed on leaves. Excellent for naturalizing in sun or shade and in moist areas. Excellent as a specimen or early spring accent.

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