Dirca palustris Leatherwood

Dirca palustris Leatherwood

$14.00
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Description

Dirca palustris (Leatherwood) medium sized deciduous shrub; uncommon; yellow-green leaves; the stems of this shrub are very pliable and were used to make baskets and tools by the Indians. The stems can literally be tied in knots without breaking!

Size: 1gallon

Zone 3-9

Reviews

  • 5
    I was glad that it had already leafed out, it perked up after a good watering and seems very healthy.

    Posted by rcd on May 4th 2022

    Great plant, nice size for the price

  • 5
    Dirca Palustris

    Posted by Kurt Savoie on Apr 22nd 2020

    Excellent condition for this rarely offered plant.

  • 5
    Not sure of the wuestion.

    Posted by CLINT BANCROFT on Dec 27th 2019

    Your plants have always been good.

  • 4
    leatherwood bush

    Posted by lelah edwards on Apr 23rd 2019

    the plant was packaged very securely & came in good shape. i have planted them, but cant say whether they are thriving just yet, too soon. this company had the plant i was looking for when many others did not. thanks

  • 5
    Awesome shrubs

    Posted by Eric on May 5th 2018

    Bought 3 in the Fall, came ought beautifully this Spring. Oackaging was great. Buying more. Very cool shrub.

  • 5
    Leatherwood

    Posted by Janet S Hatcher on Jun 5th 2017

    I was very pleased with the shipping container and the quality of the Leatherwood shrub I received. I had read that it is a shrub that is highly underused so I am very excited because it can be in the shade also.

  • 5
    Leatherwood shrub

    Posted by Unknown on May 31st 2017

    We purchased 3 leatherwood shrubs. The time from order date to arrival was minimal. They arrived to our Minnesota home in great condition. I was impressed with how they were laid into the box with recyclable material and the root balls were carefully encased in plastic. Thank you for the care you took in shipping our plants.

  • 5
    Great hard to find native

    Posted by Barbara Klugh on May 16th 2017

    Last year I purchased 3 small and this year I purchased 1 larger shrub. They all are doing just fine. This is good for shady areas and fits well in a small woodland garden as it's 3-6' tall and 4-6' wide at maturity. The leaves are a pretty clean green and I recommend it.

  • 5
    Dirca palustris seedling

    Posted by Monica Russ on Apr 27th 2016

    This plant arrived quickly and in excellent condition. It was well insulated from the vagaries of shipping with a good amount of shredded newspaper. It's been in the ground for about two weeks and looks perfectly healthy and happy. I saw a gorgeous specimen at a local public garden years ago and am excited to be growing one in my own back yard.