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1 BROWN BROTHERS COMPANY Trees and Plants Attractive to Birds (From 1925 Brown Bros. Co. catalogue with notations added concerning invasive caveats for natural areas or in the garden) A -Very hardy. B - Requires a sheltered position. Prefers a moist soil. C -Requires protection until well established. D -Rapid in growth. E - Slow in growth. F -Prefers a moist soil G-Thrives in any good soil. H-Thrives best in a light warm soil. Botanical Name Common Name Ultimate Remarks Fruit Available height in feet DECIDUOUS TREES Acer Negundo Ash Leaved Maple or Box A. D.G. Sept to March Elder Celtis Occidentalis Nettle Tree or Hackberry 40 A. D. G. Entire year Cornus Florida White Flowering Dogwood 20 B. C. H. Aug. to Dec. Crataegus Coccinea Scarlet Fruited Thorn 15 A. D. G. Oct. to April Crataegus Crus Calli Cockspur Thorn 12 A. G. Sept to March Fraxinus Americana American Ash A. D. G. Sept to Jany. Morus Alba White Mulberry* A. D. G. June to Aug. Morus Rubra Red Mulberry A. D. G. June to Sept. Morus Tartarica Russian Mulberry A. D. G. June to Sept. Prunus Bird Cherry 8 A. E. G. June to Oct. Pennsylvanica Prunus Virginica Choke Cherry 6-8 A. D. G. June to Oct. Pyrus Floribunda Flowering Crab A. D. G. June to Oct. Atrosanguinea Pyrus Angustifolia Bechtels Double A. G. June to Oct. Flowering Crab Rhus Cotinus Purple Fringe or Smoke Tree 8-10 A. C. E. G. Entire year Rhus Clabra Smooth Sumach 15 A. D. G. Entire year Rhus Typhina Stag Horn Sumach 8-10 A. D. G. Entire year Sorbus Americana American Mountain Ash A. D. G. July to March EVERGREENS Juniperus Virginiana Red Cedar A.D. G. Entire year Picea Excelsa Norway Spruce (better to use A.D. G. Oct. to March only native spruce Colorado Blue) Tsuga Canadensis American Hemlock B. C. D.F. Oct. to March VINES Ampelopsis Woodbine Virginia Creeper or 20 A. D. G. Aug. to Feb. Quinquefolia American Ivy. Celastrus Scandens Bittersweet 20 A.D. G. Oct. to April Euonymus Radicans Evergreen Bittersweet 20 A.E. G. Oct. to April Vegetus Vitis Cordifolia Frost Grape (native weed) A. G. July to Oct. SHRUBS Amelanchier Shad Bush or June berry A. G. June to Oct. Canadensis Berberis Thunbergii Japanese Barberry* 3-4 A.D. G. Entire year
2 Callicarpa Purpurea Beauty Fruit 3 B. C. E. H. Sept to Jan. Cornus Alba Siberian Red Osier 8 A. D.F. Aug. to Oct. Cornus Sanguinea Red Osier 6 A. D. F. Aug. to Oct. Comus Mascula Cornelian Cherry A. E. F. April to Oct. Cornus Sericea Silky Cornel 6-8 A. D. F. Aug. to Oct. Elaegnus Longipes Japan Oleaster 6 A. D. G. July to Dec. Ilex Verticillatta Black Alder or Winter Berry 6 A. E. G. Entire year Ligustrum Vulgaris English Privet* 6-8 A. D. G. July to April Lonicera Morrowi Morrow's Honeysuckle** 6 A. D. G. Aug. to Dec. Lonicera Ruprechts Honeysuckle** 6-8 A. D. G. July to Dec. Ruprechtiana Lonicera Tartarica Tartarian Honeysuckle** 6-8 A. D. G. July to Dec. Rosa Carolina Wild Rose 6 A. D.F. Aug. to April Rosa Lucida Dwarf Swamp Rose 3-4 A. D. F. Aug. to April Rosa Rubinginosa Sweet Briar Rose 6 A. D. G. Aug. to April Rosa Nitida Northeastern Wild Rose 6 A. D. G. Aug. to April Sambucus Common Elder 6-8 A. D. G. July to Nov. Canadensis Sambucus Red Berried Elder 5-7 A. D.F. June to Oct. Racemosa Sambucus Aurea Golden Elder 6-8 A.D. G. July to Nov. Vaccinium Swamp Huckleberry or 4-6. A. F. June to Oct Corymbosum Northern Highbush Blueberry Viburnum Dentatum Arrowwood 6-8 A. D. G. June to Oct. Virburnum Lantana Wayfaring Tree 8-10 A. D. G. July to April Viburnum Opulus High Bush Cranberry 8-10 A. D. G. July to April HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS Aralia Nudicaulis Sarsaparilla 3-4 A. D. G. July to Oct. Phytolacca Pokeberry (poisonous and 6-8 A. D. G. Aug to April Decandra invasive though native) Shepherdia Argentea Buffalo Berry 3-4 A. D. G. June to Nov. *Invasive species Today planting of these species is discouraged, as time has proven that they escape the domestic landscape and take hold in natural areas causing a disruption in their ecology. ** Bush honeysuckles are invasives. Instead, plant native vine honeysuckle, lonicera sempervirens. Hummingbirds and butterflies love it.
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