Leatherwood | Dirca palustris
Eastern Leatherwood is a native shrub with tough, flexible branches (hence the common name!) and long-lasting yellow-green flowers in early Spring. The foliage turns bright yellow in autumn. Prefers moist, shaded areas. Reaches about 4-6 ft at full maturity. It’s a slow-growing species, but it’s worth the wait!
*Price includes a $5 returnable deposit for the fancy pot*
Sun: Partial shade-Shade
Region of Origin: Eastern USA
Container Size: 3 gal
Eastern Leatherwood is a native shrub with tough, flexible branches (hence the common name!) and long-lasting yellow-green flowers in early Spring. The foliage turns bright yellow in autumn. Prefers moist, shaded areas. Reaches about 4-6 ft at full maturity. It’s a slow-growing species, but it’s worth the wait!
*Price includes a $5 returnable deposit for the fancy pot*
Sun: Partial shade-Shade
Region of Origin: Eastern USA
Container Size: 3 gal
Eastern Leatherwood is a native shrub with tough, flexible branches (hence the common name!) and long-lasting yellow-green flowers in early Spring. The foliage turns bright yellow in autumn. Prefers moist, shaded areas. Reaches about 4-6 ft at full maturity. It’s a slow-growing species, but it’s worth the wait!
*Price includes a $5 returnable deposit for the fancy pot*
Sun: Partial shade-Shade
Region of Origin: Eastern USA
Container Size: 3 gal
