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USEFUL PLANT- Native Americans and settlers used Spicebush bark, stems, leaves, and berries to make medicine for treating a myriad of illnesses.

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USEFUL PLANT- Native Americans and settlers used Spicebush bark, stems, leaves, and berries to make medicine for treating a myriad of illnesses.

EASY-TO-GROW- temperatures for germination are between 75° 80°F, expect seedlings to emerge 14-28 days after planting. Plant in partial and well-drained soil, 8-12 feet apart. Spicebush reaches maturity in the second year after planting and remains hardy to 0°F.

DEER RESISTANT- Deer do not typically eat Spiceplant and the aromatic stems after which it is named.

BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS- Clusters of yellow flowers bloom in early spring attracting pollinators and adding lovely color to your spring landscaping.