False Indigo BushFalse indigo bush (Amorpha fruticosa) False indigo bush is a small shrub in the legume family. It likes wet sites and can be found across much of the US and Mexico. As a legume it can fix nitrogen in the soil. Its flowers are small but of great use to many native pollinators. The foliage is a choice browse for many herbivores. A valuable native plant in its own right we love to use this species as a support plant when establishing trees. The

and their structure provides crucial habitat

In addition to all of the benefits listed above composting food waste is an easy and tangible way to cut down on the amount of greenhouse gases we emit

Modified blueberry pickers can be used on American hazelnut

It has been noted by some folks to be particularly hard on drill bits and saws

Paw Paw (Asimina triloba) BARE ROOT TREES WILL BEGIN SHIPPING OCT/NOV

The abundant spring flowers are of great importance to native pollinators

These cultivars have very little genetic diversity and their origin location is far from most cities where they are planted

Each seedling will be unique

If you see drops of water in the bag conditions are way too wet

With proper protection and mulch they could be planted in the field

That said we focus the bulk of our seed collection from trees with one or more of the following characteristics: large old trees (they have seen the most extreme weather)

Seems worth doing to me