Laurel Oak (Quercus lauifolia) - 3 GallonFast growing and adaptable, the Laurel Oak (Quercus laurifolia) is a stately native tree that reaches 60 to 100 feet tall with a broad canopy spanning up to 80 feet wide. Thriving in full sun to deep shade, it flourishes in moist soils ranging from sandy and loamy to rich organic muck, and tolerates a wide pH range. Its brown fruit adds seasonal texture, while its ecological role is profound: serving as a larval host for Horaces Duskywing, White

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In addition to the berries that are an important food source for wildlife

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Phaon Crescent and White Peacock

Stems root in the ground

adding a vibrant touch to shady spaces

On the Scoville scale

serving as a larval host for the Cecropia silkmoth and Spring Azure butterfly

Rusty Lyonia prefers moist

A single-stem perennial that can grow up to 3 feet tall

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