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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.
Height10 Feet |
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Spread6 Feet |
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USDA Hardiness Zone5 |
Current Availability
| Qty Avail | Description | Comments | Future Crop | Future Crop Ready Date |
| 490 | Lindera angustifolia #3 30-36" (form. glauca var. salic.) | Nice persistent foliage | 2800 | mid July |
| 124 | Lindera angustifolia #7 3-4' (form. glauca var. salic.) | Nice persistent foliage | 400 | late July |
| 136 | Lindera angustifolia #10 4-5' (form.glauca var. salic.) | Nice persistent foliage | 200 | late July |
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