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Growing Japanese Spicebush

Some trees stay small and grow well under the taller ones. Japanese Spicebush is one such tree. Lidera obtusiloba is a great addition to the understory landscape. Hardy from zones 5 to 9 this small tree does well under larger trees that allow filtered light. There are no special conditions for this plant although it prefers acidic soil. After about a decade and a half the tree will average 8-14'''' in height and may reach up to 20'''' under ideal conditions. ...

Growing Wisdom | November 22, 2008Watch more videos from Growing Wisdom

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