Comptonia peregrina, Sweet Fern *New or recently updated Beautiful red samaras are held Size:.75 qt - unsexed plants

Name: Comptonia peregrina, Sweet Fern *New or recently updated Beautiful red samaras are held Size:.75 qt - unsexed plants
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 51297641243
Price: 21.20 USD
Availability: InStock
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Comptonia peregrina, Sweet Fern *New or recently updated Beautiful red samaras are held Size:.75 qt unsexed plants Beautiful red samaras are held above the branches like jewels on vertical red stem like peduncles Venus is a vase shaped deciduous tree with very large (~6 in) white "flowers" (bracts) against dark green gravelly infertile soils of eastern North America It has an exotic look but is eminently useful as a bank stabilizer or a colonizer in areas of very poor soil

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