Oxydendrum arboreum Deer-Resistant a scaled-down version for the

a scaled-down version for the smaller garden or the intimate planting scheme

Duranta erecta

spreading habit can knit awkward ground together and the long pink season fills the summer lull

The honest catch is the other end of that bargain

bushy deciduous shrub of west Texas

Oxydendrum arboreum Deer-Resistant a scaled-down version for theOxydendrum arboreum, the sourwood, is one of the loveliest and most distinctive trees of the Eastern American woods, and among the very last to flower each year. The name tells the story twice over: Oxydendrum joins the Greek oxys, sour or sharp, and dendron, tree, while the common name echoes the same tang, for the leaves, twigs, and bark all taste sourly of oxalic acid when chewed. A member of the heath family alongside azaleas, rhododendrons, and