Carolina Allspice old_product_id_10609 and fall color

and fall color

the canopy is often dense enough to form a living roof over other trees․ The deep green foliage consists of finely serrated leaves that provide a dense shade in summer․ It is widely planted in parks and gardens․ Despite serious disease threats such as Dutch elm disease‚ the routine practice of cultivation and the continuing breeding process for greater disease resistance have kept the American elm an enduring part of the American heritage․ Its great beauty and its particular value as a host to many insects and birds make it one of the most beautiful and valuable trees of North America․

often overlooked in discussions about pollinators

with profuse flowering in the spring

Carolina Allspice old_product_id_10609 and fall colorCarolina Allspice Calycanthus Floridus The Carolina Allspice plant is also prominent as an aromatic shrub known botanically as Calycanthus floridus found growing in the naturals of the US East Coast where it thrives in rich well drained soil in partial shade The Carolina Allspice is a beautiful flowering plant with very fragrant flowers The flowers are known to release sweet and spicy smelling scents the plant is about six to ten feet tall It is a