Corylus americana (Hazelnut) Soil-Wet Grows best in rock stream

Grows best in rock stream edges and substrates and spreads through roots

It has intensely colored blue flowers that can attract the later pollinators and add later season interest

Acorus americanus (Sweet Flag) is a staple of many wet prairie and marsh communities around the Midwest

Its compact growth habit lends itself well to a border placement and mass plantings

which has an extremely pronounced midvein and is typically much taller in stature

Corylus americana (Hazelnut) Soil-Wet Grows best in rock streamNative shrub common to savannas. Hazelnut has male and female parts on the same branch; a single tree will produce fuzzy clusters of nuts, but collect them before the wildlife can : ) Yellow brown catkins in late winter. Sun Exposure Prairie Savanna Soil Conditions Wet Mesic, Mesic Height 8' 12' Flower Color Yellow Flower Time March Frequently Asked Questions Why Purchase From Natural Communities Native Plants? What Native Plants Should I Buy? What