Spicebush (Northern Spicebush)
Botanical Name: Lindera benzoin
Courtesy of the Wm. A. Natorp Company
About Spicebush (Northern Spicebush)
Beautiful native shrub that is excellent in mixed borders, natural gardens and groupings. Known as primary food for the Spicebush Swallowtail butterfly. Good golden yellow fall color and if planted in groups, has bright red fall berries.
 - Beautiful native shrub that is excellent in mixed borders, natural gardens and groupings. Known as primary food for the Spicebush Swallowtail butterfly. Good golden yellow fall color and if planted in groups, has bright red fall berries.){kind=link}
Plant Details
Common Name:
Spicebush (Northern Spicebush)
Leaf Color:
Green
Leaf Fall Color
Yellow
Bloom Time:
Mar-Apr
Sun Exposure:
Likes Shade to Part Shade
Growth Rate:
Slow
Mature Shape:
Rounded
Mature Height:
6ft to 10ft
Mature Width:
6ft to 10ft
Attributes:
Deer – low browse
Attracts Birds