Myrica Pennsylvanica - Northern Bayberry screening plant Ideal for foundations or as

Ideal for foundations or as an informal hedge

demthylamine salt

Landscape Uses:

Latin Name: Buxus 'Green Mountain' Plant Type: Shrub Shrub Type: Evergreen Exposure: Shade to Full Sun Deer Resistant: Yes Mature Height: 4-5 Feet Mature Width: 3 Feet Growth Rate: Moderate Habit: Pyramidal Hardiness Zone: Zone 5-9 Water Needs: Average Maintenance: Easy Pruning Time: Late Spring

they are drought tolerant and should be pruned in winter

Myrica Pennsylvanica - Northern Bayberry screening plant Ideal for foundations or asOne of the most durable and resistant native shrubs to the Northeast, Myrica pennsylvanica can be found growing in thickets of dense forest or on the blustery dunes of the Atlantic Ocean. Northern Bayberry can handle salt and wind as well as any woody shrub that is hardy to the Northeast. It can be found growing indigenously from Newfoundland to North Carolina. Bayberry's semi evergreen, glossy leaves offer an extremely pleasant fragrance when crushed