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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Bladdernut'''<br><br />
''Staphylea trifolia''<br><br />
-15 ft. in height<br><br />
-prefers full sun or light shade<br><br />
-prefers rich, moist soil<br><br />
-flowers in early summer<br><br />
http://www.uwgb.edu/biodiversity/herbarium/trees/statri_flowers01.jpg<br />
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'''Elderberry'''<br><br />
''Sambucus canadensis''<br><br />
-6-12 ft. in height<br><br />
-prefers sandy or loamy soil rich in humus and nitrogen<br><br />
-enjoys partial sun, partial shade<br><br />
-blooms midsummer<br><br />
http://www.springvalleyroses.com/artwork/berries/elderberry-golden-200.jpg<br />
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'''Mountain Laurel'''<br><br />
''Kalmia latifolia''<br><br />
-5-15 ft. in height<br />
-tolerates full sun to full shade<br><br />
-requires humus-rich, well drained acidic soil<br><br />
-blooms in late spring<br><br />
http://www.riverspirits.net/photo_images/mountain_laurel_cluster_v.jpg<br />
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'''Purple Flowering Raspberry'''<br><br />
''Rubus odoratus''<br><br />
-3-6 ft. in height<br><br />
-prefers full to partial shade<br><br />
-prefers moist soil<br><br />
-flowers over a long period<br><br />
http://www.hwcn.org/link/hmm/pflrasp.JPG<br />
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'''Pussy Willow'''<br><br />
''Salix discolor''<br><br />
-13-25 ft. tall<br><br />
-can grow in most soils but needs compost<br><br />
-prefers full sun but can survive in shade<br><br />
http://www.lookoutnow.com/animal/images/2003_pw1.jpg<br />
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'''Red Chokeberry'''<br><br />
''Aronia arbutifolia''<br><br />
-5-12 ft. tall<br><br />
-prefers sun to partial shade<br><br />
-prefer humus-rich, well drained neutral to acid soil<br><br />
-blooms in spring<br><br />
-red berries appear in fall and remain throughout winter<br><br />
http://www.invasive.org/eastern/midatlantic/img/arar1b.jpg<br />
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'''Sand Cherry'''<br><br />
''Prunus pumila''<br><br />
-6-8 ft. in height<br><br />
-requires sandy-loamy well drained acidic soils<br><br />
-requires full sun<br><br />
-flowers in may<br><br />
-dark blue-black fruits in the fall<br><br />
http://ci.golden.co.us/images/imagemanager/sandcherry.jpg<br />
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'''Silverbell'''<br><br />
''Halesia tetraptera, carolina''<br><br />
-20-30 ft. tall<br><br />
-requires moist, well-drained acidic soil<br><br />
-prefers full sun to partial shade<br><br />
-flowers in early spring<br><br />
http://www.oplin.org/tree/fact%20pages/silverbell_carolina/flower.jpg<br />
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'''Virginia Rose'''<br><br />
''Rosa virginiana''<br><br />
-3-5 ft. tall<br><br />
-does well in dry, sandy soils, well drained, acidic<br><br />
-prefers full sun<br><br />
-blooms in late summer<br><br />
-flowers are replaced by red berries that can be eaten by butterflies and birds<br><br />
http://www.nps.gov/acad/flow/pix/plots/six/6-40.jpg<br />
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'''Wild Hydrangea'''<br><br />
''Hydrangea arborescens''<br><br />
-can grow up to 6 ft. in height and width<br><br />
-prefers full sun<br><br />
-prefers humus-rich, well drained acidic soil<br><br />
http://www.tva.gov/river/landandshore/stabilization/plants/images/hydrangea_arborescens.jpg<br />
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'''Winterberry Holly'''<br><br />
''Ilex verticillata''<br><br />
-6-10 ft. tall<br><br />
-prefers full sun<br><br />
-requires moist humus-rich, well drained acidic soil<br><br />
-scarlet berries in winter<br><br />
http://www.ontariowildflower.com/images/holly_winterberry.jpg<br />
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'''Witch Hazel'''<br><br />
''Hamamelis virginiana, vernalis''<br><br />
-2-5 ft. in height<br><br />
-prefers full sun to light shade<br><br />
-prefers moist well drained fertile soil but is very tolerant of most soils<br><br />
-flowers midsummer<br><br />
http://www.newsday.com/media/photo/2003-04/7361619.jpg<br />
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==Viburnums==<br />
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'''American Highbush Cranberry'''<br><br />
''Viburnum trilobum''<br><br />
-8-12 ft. in height<br><br />
-prefers rich, well-drained soil, can be dry<br><br />
-prefers full sun or partial shade<br><br />
-blooms in late spring<br><br />
http://www.painetworks.com/photos/fa/fa2256.JPG<br />
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'''Arrowwood'''<br><br />
''V. dentatum''<br><br />
-6-10 ft. in height<br><br />
-prefers moist, well-drained acidic soils, intolerant of drought<br><br />
-prefers full sun to partial shade<br><br />
-blooms in spring<br><br />
http://www.iowadnr.com/forestry/images/arrowwood.jpg<br />
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'''Black Haw'''<br><br />
''V. prunifolium''<br><br />
-12-14 ft. tall<br><br />
-prefers full sun to partial shade<br><br />
-prefers rich, moist soil<br><br />
-blooms in spring<br><br />
http://www.museum.state.il.us/muslink/forest/images/V-prunifolium.jpg<br />
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'''Hobble Bush'''<br><br />
''V. alnifolium''<br><br />
-3-6 ft. tall<br><br />
-prefers shade<br><br />
-prefers moist, well-drained soils<br><br />
-blooms mid-summer<br><br />
http://ibird.tripod.com/photos2/hobbleb.jpg<br />
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'''Mapleleaf Viburnum'''<br><br />
''V. acerifolium''<br><br />
-5-6 ft. in height<br><br />
-shade tolerant, full to partial shade<br><br />
-prefers moist, well drained soil but tolerates dry soils<br><br />
-blooms in early summer<br><br />
http://www.tva.gov/river/landandshore/stabilization/plants/images/viburnum_acerifolium.jpg<br />
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'''Nannyberry'''<br><br />
''V. lentage''<br><br />
-16-18 ft. tall<br><br />
-does well in either full sun or full shade<br><br />
-prefers rich loam to clay loam soils<br><br />
-flowers bloom in may<br><br />
http://www.fortparksandrec.com/images/Viburnum%20Lentago%20Nannyberry%20Tree.jpg<br />
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'''Rusty Blackhaw'''<br><br />
''V. rufidulum''<br><br />
-15-20 ft. tall<br><br />
-prefers full to partial sun but is very shade tolerant<br><br />
-tolerates dry soil, very adaptable<br><br />
-blooms in spring<br><br />
http://www.noble.org/imagegallery/Woodhtml/wood1-66/W241.JPG<br />
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'''Withe-rod'''<br><br />
''V. cassinoides''<br><br />
-5-12 ft. in height<br><br />
-prefers partial sun to full shade<br><br />
-very tolerant of soils<br><br />
-flowers in late summer<br><br />
http://www.tva.gov/river/landandshore/stabilization/plants/images/viburnum_cassinoides.jpg</div>Copelco