Euonymus americanus Gene Cline This clone was first offered

This clone was first offered by the nursery in 1985

The fruit is also genuinely seedy

drawing hummingbirds and bees through the whole long bloom and shrugging off heat and drought once established

'Anthony Parker' builds a large

Baccharis dioica resembles the common groundsel bush

Euonymus americanus Gene Cline This clone was first offeredIn the quiet understory of the Eastern woodlands grows a shrub of subtle grace and striking autumn drama: Euonymus americanus, the American strawberry bush, known just as fondly by the folk name hearts a bustin'. This native, deciduous to semi evergreen shrub sends up slender, distinctly green, angular stems clad in opposite, lance shaped leaves to about three inches long. Through spring and summer the plant keeps to the shade of oak, hickory, and