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Native Range: Newfoundland to North Carolina (including all of coastal Maine)
Zone: 3 to 7 (sometimes 8)
Height: 5–12' Spread: 5–12'
Bloom: Spring; inconspicuous catkins; needs both male & female plants for fruit
Sun: Full sun to Part shade
Water: Dry to moist, sandy or well-drained soils; very tolerant of poor soils
Attracts: Birds, Pollinators, Beneficial insects
Wildlife: Berries (not nuts) are eaten by many birds, especially Yellow-rumped Warblers; dense cover for small mammals; nitrogen-fixing roots improve habitat
Native Range: Newfoundland to North Carolina (including all of coastal Maine)
Zone: 3 to 7 (sometimes 8)
Height: 5–12' Spread: 5–12'
Bloom: Spring; inconspicuous catkins; needs both male & female plants for fruit
Sun: Full sun to Part shade
Water: Dry to moist, sandy or well-drained soils; very tolerant of poor soils
Attracts: Birds, Pollinators, Beneficial insects
Wildlife: Berries (not nuts) are eaten by many birds, especially Yellow-rumped Warblers; dense cover for small mammals; nitrogen-fixing roots improve habitat