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Lindera angustifolia - Fall Color

Lindera angustifolia

Spicebush - Greybush

The leathery narrow green leaves of Greybush Spicebush turn the most spectacular combination of orange, red and purple in fall. Leaves are held throughout the winter, turning a very attractive tan. Since it holds its leaves, Lindera angustifolia (formerly glauca var. salicifolia) is a good screening alternative for traditional evergreens. Shiny black small fruit appears in the fall. It is Landscape Architect Michael Van Valkenburgh's newest favorite all-season shrub.

PRN Preferred: Super shrub!  Attractive all four seasons.  In the fall, many customers have asked "What's that shrub that looks like it is on fire?!".  Truly, unbeatable fall color.

Height

10 Feet

Spread

6 Feet

USDA Hardiness Zone

5
Current Availability
Qty Avail Description Comments Future Crop Future Crop Ready Date
208 Lindera angustifolia #3 24-30" (form. glauca var. salic.)
206 Lindera angustifolia #7 3-4' (form. glauca var. salic.)
38 Lindera angustifolia #10 3-4' (form.glauca var. salic.)
Characteristics & Attributes
Attributes
Cut Branches
Deer Resistant
Fall Color - Attractive
Fruit - Ornamental
Winter Containers
Winter Interest
Foliage
Soil Conditions
Average
Exposure
Partial Shade/Shade Tolerant
Sun
Special Recognition
PHS Gold Medal Plant
Pleasant Run Nursery Preferred Selection
Foliage Color
Green
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