Aronia melancarpa (Black Chokeberry) Deposition Side - Toe of Slope The common name of this

The common name of this plant is in reference to the cinnamon-colored fibers found near the frond bases used in the potting of orchids

Carex davisii (Awned Graceful Sedge / Davis' Sedge) occurs naturally in high-quality and semi-degraded wooded floodplains

An excellent tree for medium to wet soils that grow fast and lives to be up to 250 years

but its uniquely stout branch structure make up for this lazy sleeper

Photo By: James Lindsey at Ecology of Commanster [CC BY-SA 2

Aronia melancarpa (Black Chokeberry) Deposition Side - Toe of Slope The common name of thisAronia melancarpa (Black Chokeberry) is an excellent smaller native shrub in smaller or larger landscapes (short native shrubs are not in large supply :) It has a smaller more pleasing shape than its red relative for landscaping. Its black fruit stays into winter providing a refreshing splash of interest in the dreary winter. A great replacement for the invasive burning bush as it turns a spectacular red to orange in the fall. It's best when grouped