Morella caroliniensis - Small Bayberry rock-garden Attracts pollinators and its long-blooming

Attracts pollinators and its long-blooming flowers are a good nectar source

Will be a textural addition to a flower arrangement

I think the foliage has potential in spring bouquets and perhaps the flowering branches in fall

Habitat: The species prefers lightly shaded habitats and so I wonder if this cultivar can take more shade than advertised

lightly shaded woodland

Morella caroliniensis - Small Bayberry rock-garden Attracts pollinators and its long-bloomingSizes available: #1 (Trade gallon) Basics: zones 4 7, full sun to part sun to light shade, up to 15' tall but usually more like 4 10' x 4 10', Dioecious: Male plants produce yellow catkins in mid late spring, the female plants produce the pale blue fruits (drupes) with the waxy coating, can be found in both moist and dry environments, is very adaptable and does well in lean. acidic, sandy soils, This plant is adaptable and drought tolerant. Common