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Bird Watcher Native Shrub Collection

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ZONES  5-9 | Good to grow! Zone
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Enjoy year-round beauty while providing food and shelter for songbirds with our Bird Watcher Native Shrub Collection of 3. The show starts with bright white flowers to attract pollinators from spring through summer. As autumn approaches, enjoy dynamic color changes as flowers fade, red berries ripen, and fall foliage shifts to brick and burgundy. Visiting songbirds add to the beauty and wonder in the garden.

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Overall rating: 3.6666667 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Thriving

"These shrubs come small, just like they say. However, they will take off once they settle in. I received mine in the fall and got them in the ground. I didn't have time to clear the grass and weeds much from the area like I wanted to, and was so nervous I might accidentally mow them. So yes, they are small on arrival. But this spring they have taken off and are absolutely thriving! Personally, I am sold on the concept of smaller plants establishing quicker. No, they don't look like much at first, but a little patience will pay off and they will take hold and catch up in no time! They are quick and easy to plant, and much more budget friendly. The flowers on the chokeberry are precious. The sweetspire is blooming despite being fairly small. What was barely noticable in late winter is now 8-12" high (except for the chokeberry- but to be expected for a dwarf version) in late May. I can't wait to see them continue to grow!"

Em (5/5)

Improved By You

"We've listened! In partnership with our greenhouses and growers this product was improved based on your customer ratings and reviews. We've added additional information to improve expectations and success in your garden."

Ali (5/5)

Did not work out for me

"I was excited for these shrubs to plant in the yard of our new house to attract wildlife. Unfortunately 0/3 survived the winter."

Lorino (1/5)

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