$8.95 – $25.00
Description
Cultural Information:
A rather diminutive shrub reaching only 2-3′ tall at maturity with a rounded overall form. White flowers are attractive to native pollinators. A deep taproot provides this plant with access to moisture even during very dry spells. A good plant for sloped areas. Plant in full or part sun in dry to medium soils.
Associated Species: [6]
Field Observations:
We have not seen this plant in the wild or even commonly in garden centers. Leaves were used as a substitute for tea during Revolutionary times. Native to the eastern half of the US.
New Jersey Tea is Native to the following States & Ohio counties
