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Deciduous Trees & Bushes

For inquiries regarding the Plant and Seedling Sale please contact Mackenzie at

wccdplantsale@gmail.com or call 508-829-4477 ext. 7034

Thank you for your support! We at the WCCD look forward to helping beautify your yard and gardens.

Sugar Maple

This tree is best known for its vibrant fall foliage and syrup production. It is very hardy and provides great shade through the majority of the year.

Seedling 24-36″

Native Birch (Betula papyrifera)

Also known as a Paper Birch this native tree grows a smooth white bark that curls and peels as it matures. It yields bright yellow fall foliage growing in an oval shape.

Seedling 24-36″

White Flowering Dogwood

This tree is an excellent landscape tree producing elegant white flowers in the spring and bright red berries in the fall.

Seedling 24-36″

Juneberry

Blooming in early fall with delicate white flowers it is a small growing tree or bush that produces bright berries utilized by wildlife.

Seedling 6-15″

Elderberry

Producing small white flowers in late spring this bush is a staple in wildlife habitat producing berries in the fall. The berries can also be processed into wine or jam.

Seedling 24-36″

Rose of Sharon (Althea)

This multiuse plant is beautiful as a stand-alone bush or hedgerow. It yields elegant pink flowers in late summer to fall. High tolerance to pollution makes this plant great for city plantings.

Seedling 24-36″

Spicebush

Growing 6-12′ in height this shade-loving bush has aromatic stems and leaves. Pale yellow flowers yield bright red berries in the fall which are enjoyed by all types of wildlife. The bright green leaves turn a vibrant yellow in the fall.

Seedling 12-18″

Lilac (Syringa vulgaris)

Blooming in early spring with large fragrant purple flower clusters. Growing into a well-rounded shrub, plant 3-4′ apart form a beautiful hedge.

Seedling 24-36″

Native Flowering Pac

Contains two of each native flowering bush: White Flowering Dogwood, Elderberry, Black Chokeberry, Juneberry and American Cranberry.

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