Spicebush

Deciduous Shrubs
Scientific name: Lindera benzoin
Height at purchase: 1.5-2 ft
Zone: 4-9
Conservation practices: F, H
Description:  6-17 ft high shrub with similar spread, producing fragrant yellow-green flowers March-April.  A tea can be made from the leaves and twigs, it is also a great plant for attracting wildlife.  Spicebush grows best in well-drained, moist soils in full sun or partial shade. It has a fast growth rate.
State restrictions: CA, MS, SC

Q: How do I plant my seedlings?
A: Prune roots slightly and place in a bucket of water for a few minutes prior to planting.
Plant to same depth as indicated by soil line on plant.
Soil line is indicated by a change in color on the stem.
Planting too deep or too shallow can cause a plant to die.
Plant trees and shrubs  from 4 to 8 feet on centers with 8 feet between rows.
Plant groundcovers (Ivy, Pachysandra, Myrtle) 4-6" apart.
It is better to wait one year before applying fertilizer to planted area.
GOOD LUCK AND ENJOY!