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Northern Spicebush, Benjamin Bush Scientific Name: Lindera benzoin (L.) Blume Synonym: Family: Lauraceae ...
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Comments: Spicebush (Vis. 1) is so named because of the aroma it gives of if any part of the plant is broken. The plant will grow in shade but as with many plants will fail to develop good fall color or density. In the sun, the ...
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Spicebush becomes a large, 5- to 8-foot-tall shrub that is slightly wider than tall. It is the preferred food for the black and blue spicebush swallowtail butterfly larvae. Noteworthy characteristics: Aromatic foliage, showy fruit, good autumn color.
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Spicebush, Japanese, Lindera obtusiloba Spicebush, Oriental, Lindera angustifolia Spider flower, Cleome hasslerana ...
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Spicebushlin-DER-a About 80 species of aromatic, evergreen or deciduous shrubs or trees. Leaves alternate, margin entire or 3-lobed. Dioecious - male and female plants.
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Early-spring-flowering plants in this section include the spicebush, serviceberry, and dogwood. An assortment of native wildflowers also make a colorful summer display.
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Sassafras (along with other members of the laurel family) is the host plant for the spicebush swallowtail butterfly.
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the popularity of this plant is not debated, which common name to use might be. In addition to common sweetshrub, common names include Carolina allspice, strawberry shrub, sweet-scented shrub, Bubby blossom, Sweet Bubby, Sweet Bettie, and spicebush.
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See also: Lindera benzoin, Benzoin, Pink, Laurel, Rose
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