NATIVE SHRUBS for BACKYARD BIODIVERSITY Favorite Shrubs for Home Landscapes

NATIVE SHRUBS for BACKYARD BIODIVERSITY Favorite Shrubs for Home Landscapes

NATIVE SHRUBS FOR BACKYARD BIODIVERSITY Favorite Shrubs for Home Landscapes Available from Michigan nurseries—including retail nurseries and native plant nurseries List originally prepared by SOCRRA Healthy Lawn & Garden Program in cooperation with Ecological Gardening Volunteers. BLACK CHOKEBERRY Aronia prunifolia ELDERBERRY-COMMON Sambucus Canadensis Soil preference: sand; loam; clay; needs acid soil Soil preference: sand; loam; clay Shade tolerance: broad range Shade tolerance: partial shade; full shade Bloom: white; purple pink; May–June Bloom: white; June–July Moisture tolerance: wet; moist Moisture tolerance: wet; moist Height: 3–8 feet Height: 5–12 feet Fruit: September–October (pome) Fruit: September–October (berry) BUTTONBUSH Cephalanthus occidentalis HAWTHORN Crataegus spp. Soil preference: sand; loam; clay Soil preference: well-drained, humus-rich Shade tolerance: full sun; partial shade Shade tolerance: full sun; partial shade Bloom: white; July–August Bloom: white; April–June Moisture tolerance: wet; moist Moisture tolerance: moist Height: 3–10 feet Height: 18–30 feet Fruit: September–October (seeds) Fruit: Winter (bright orange berries) CINQUEFOIL-SHRUBBY Potentilla fruticosa MEADOWSWEET Spiraea alba Soil preference: sand; loam Soil preference: sand; loam; clay Shade tolerance: full sun; partial shade Shade tolerance: full sun Bloom: yellow; June–September Bloom: white; July–August Moisture tolerance: wet; moist Moisture tolerance: wet; moist Height: 8–12 feet Height: 3–6 feet Fruit: June–September (achenes) Fruit: September (follicles) DOGWOOD - RED OSIER Cornus stolonifera NANNYBERRY Viburnum lentago Soil preference: sand; loam; clay Soil preference: loam; clay Shade tolerance: broad range Shade tolerance: broad range Bloom: white; June–July Bloom: white; June–July Moisture tolerance: wet; moist Moisture tolerance: moist; dry Height: 3–10 feet Height: 6–20 feet Fruit: August–October (berry) Fruit: September (drupe) DOGWOOD-PAGODA Cornus alternifolia NEW JERSEY TEA Ceanothus americanus Soil preference: loam; clay Soil preference: sand; loam Shade tolerance: broad range Shade tolerance: full sun; partial shade Bloom: white; May–July Bloom: white flowers in July Moisture tolerance: moist; moist-wet Moisture tolerance: moist; dry Height: 6–20 feet Height: 1–3 feet Fruit: September (berry-drupe) Fruit: September & October (capsule) NINEBARK Physocarpus opulifolius VIBURNUM-AMERICAN CRANBERRYBUSH Soil preference: loam Viburnum trilobum Shade tolerance: broad range Also called HIGH-BUSH CRANBERRY Bloom: white flowers; June Soil preference: sand; loam Moisture tolerance: wide range Shade tolerance: full sun; partial shade Height: 3–10 feet Bloom: white; May–June Fruit: August–September (pod) Moisture tolerance: wet; moist Height: 8–12 feet PASTURE ROSE Rosa carolina Fruit: September (drupe) Soil preference: sand; loam; clay Shade tolerance: full sun VIBURNUM-MAPLELEAF Viburnum acerifolium Bloom: pink; May–June Soil preference: loam; clay Moisture tolerance: wet; moist; dry-moist Shade tolerance: full sun; partial shade Height: 3 feet Bloom: white flowers; May–June Fruit: Fall (bright red rose hips) Moisture tolerance: moist; dry Height: 3–5 feet SERVICEBERRY Amelanchier spp. Fruit: September (drupe) Soil preference: loam; tolerates sand and clay Shade tolerance: full sun to full shade WINTERBERRY-COMMON Bloom: white; April–May (MICHIGAN HOLLY) Ilex verticillata Moisture tolerance: slightly moist to moist; Soil preference: loam; likes acid pH well-drained soils Shade tolerance: full sun; partial shade Height: 15–25 feet Bloom: yellow or white; May–June Fruit: Fall (edible berries) Moisture tolerance: wet; moist Height: 3–16 feet SPICEBUSH Lindera benzoin Fruit: September–October (drupe) Soil preference: sand; loam Shade tolerance: broad range WITCH-HAZEL Hamamelis virginiana Bloom: yellow; March–April Soil preference: loam Moisture tolerance: wet; moist Shade tolerance: partial shade Height: 3–10 feet Bloom: yellow (in fall or late winter) Fruit: August–September (drupe) Moisture tolerance: moist Height: 15–25 feet ST. JOHN’S-WORT-SHRUBBY Fruit: Summer (capsule) Hypericum prolificum Soil preference: sand; loam Shade tolerance: full sun Bloom: yellow; July–September Moisture tolerance: wet; moist Height: 5 feet Fruit: Fall (capsule) SUMAC-FRAGRANT Rhus aromatica Soil preference: sand; loam Shade tolerance: full sun; partial shade Bloom: yellow flowers; March–April Moisture tolerance: moist; dry Height: 3–10 feet Fruit: August (drupe) 4/2018.

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