Prunus virginiana (Chokecherry) Size:#5 Pot Typically Carex comosa is found

Typically Carex comosa is found in wet prairies to shallow and deep marshes associating with a wide array of plants

and attracts a variety of birds with its fruit

The green cone-like seedhead is attractive through the summer

Do not confuse this native species with its non-native European cousin Acorus calamus

When not buried by snow

Prunus virginiana (Chokecherry) Size:#5 Pot Typically Carex comosa is foundPrunus virginiana (Chokecherry) is a large native shrub or a small understory tree of the woodland edges, mesic woodlands and savannas, and sandy woodlands. This species has white flowers in the spring leading to exquisite red fall foliage. This species is easily cultivated and is quite beautiful, is important as a wildlife food source, and attracts a variety of birds with its fruit. It is beautiful, but be careful on small landscapes as it can