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Bird/Butterfly Packet
Tree Variety Information
Tree & Shrub Growth Rate
Slow: less than 1 foot/year
Moderately slow: 1 - 2 feet/year
Moderately fast: 2 - 3 feet/year
Fast: greater than 3 feet/year
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Longevity
Short-lived: less than 100 years
Moderately short-lived: 100-150 years
Moderately long-lived: 150-250 years
Long-lived: over 250 years
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To place an order, please use the Order Form and order by March 26, 2012
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 Butterfly Bush - Buddleia davidii: 4 to 10' high with equal spread in well
drained average soils, full sun, partial shade. Long spike flowers white or
light purple. Should be cut back in late fall or early spring. Enjoyed by
butterflies & hummingbirds. Deadheading will encourage new shoots.
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 Liatris - Liatris Spicata: A plant which produces spikes of long flower heads above strap-like leaves. Strong purple flower heads are produced in the summer. In flower it will reach 24" in height with a spread of 18".
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 Rose of Sharon - Hibiscus syriacus: 8 to12' high shrub with 6' to 10' spread.
Medium growth in most well drained soils, full sun. Flowers July - Sept. Spring
pruning for a better show of flowers. Can be trained to form a small tree.
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 Silky Dogwood - Partial shade to full sun adapts to most soils but prefers moist soil. Medium growth rate. Mature height 6 to 10' with an equal spread. Yellowish white flowers, blue fruit.
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 Trumpet Vine - a native deciduous climbing vine, 30 to 40' high or wide
depending if growth is supported upright or creeping. Leafs late in spring,
showing, tubular orange-scarlet colored flowers in July- Aug. Pruning back or thinning
may be beneficial. Most soils except wet. Full sun. Use as a screen, to cover
rock piles, train up trellis, a poor climber needing extra support to grow vertically. Flowers attract hummingbirds.
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To place an order, please use the Order Form and order by March 26, 2012
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