Re: [SG] Daphne Carol Macke
- To: s*@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
- Subject: Re: [SG] Daphne Carol Macke
- From: P* H* <M*@AOL.COM>
- Date: Wed, 25 Nov 1998 02:56:02 EST
In a message dated 11/25/98 12:31:23 AM Central Standard Time,
quinnell@IQUEST.NET writes:
<< >has any suggestions for my biohedge, let's have 'em. Sheila has already
>suggested Clethra alnifolia and I have it on my list. There is an
>Amelanchier (Serviceberry) species that is more a bush than a tree. I need
>to find out what that one's name is. There are lots of native Viburnums.
>Elderberries do well here. Other ideas?
>
>>
Here are some shorter Amelanchier species native to regions east of the
Mississippi.
A. spicata - 3-10 dm tall. Native to dry woods and rock banks
A. bartramiana -- up to 2 meters. Native to moist woodlands and barrens. New
foundland to Quebec
A. odovalis - 3-15dm tall, Native to dry open woods and pine barrens along the
East coast.
A. fernaldi - up to one meter. Native to limestone hilds and swamps and bogs
plus stream banks.
