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A number of Native American tribes used Sugarberry: the Houma made a concentrate from the tree’s bark to treat sore throats
The reddish-orange fruit provides a valuable food source for birds
It does not need irrigation and is drought tolerant
this herbaceous species thrives in rich
White Cloud Muhly Grass (Muhlenbergia capillaris ‘White Cloud’) - 3 Gallon retail The storybook descriptions and close-upWhite Cloud Muhly Grass (Muhlenbergia capillaris White Cloud) brings a soft, airy elegance to any landscape with its finely textured bluegreen foliage and billowy, creamywhite seed plumes that appear in fall. This native ornamental grass grows upright to about 34 feet tall and 23 feet wide, creating a graceful, cloudlike presence in the garden. Thriving in full sun and preferring dry to medium, sandy, welldrained soils, its an easy, resilient choice