Prunus angustifolia Large Shrubs Quiet green neighbors and a

Quiet green neighbors and a plain backdrop let the eye and the carmine-centered blooms do the rest

kadsura twines gracefully rather than smothering

The genus was eventually named Kerria in his honor

acid soils of the Southeastern Coastal Plain

and the plant returns year-round color that few evergreens can match

Prunus angustifolia Large Shrubs Quiet green neighbors and aA native plum with a longer human history than any other fruit in North America. Prunus angustifolia, the Chickasaw plum, also called Cherokee plum, sand plum, sandhill plum, or Florida sand plum depending on the part of the range you are standing in, was actively cultivated by Indigenous peoples across the southeastern and central United States long before European contact. The Chickasaw, Cherokee, and several other nations carried the species in