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Keystone plant provides food and habitat for numerous species. Flowers from May to June. Fruit from August to October. Edible, small fruit better for cooking than fresh eating. Full or partial sun. Plant 15 feet apart for maximum fruiting. Mature height 15-20′ with a spread of 4-12′. Prune to keep desired shape. Can sucker and form thickets.
Size; 2-3′ bare root seedling
Supports dozens of species of insects, birds, and other animals.
Photo Credit: NH State Nursery
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