Native to MA and Eastern US This Perennial Shrub has delicious edible berries for humans and wildlife. Beautiful, bell-shaped flowers in spring. With its vibrant red color in the fall makes it a great replacement for the invasive burning bush.
Prefers: FS/PS with soil moisture ranging from wed-dry Grows: 4-8ft High & 3-7ft Wide
Benefits: Large diversity of pollinators , song birds and host to the frosted elfin butterfly
