Spicebush Apple Its softer colour and silvery

Its softer colour and silvery foliage allow it to blend well with soft-coloured flower companions as well as with hotter colour schemes too

Fruit: Bright red over green

So I will place it into mason jars or similar containers

can tolerate dry conditions

These are an endanger species in Ontario

Spicebush Apple Its softer colour and silveryHardiness: Zone 4 Size: Shrub, will grow 2 4m in size. Planting: Adaptable to most soils but prefers loam or clay loam Fruit: None Pot: 1 gal, 1 2ft tree Spicebush is native to eastern North America, although in Canada it can only be found in Ontario. It has been used medicinally by several indigenous peoples and early land surveyors used it to find good agricultural land due to its propensity to grow in good soil. It remains a popular ornamental