NEW ENGLAND WOODLANDER-This New England Woodlander is native to moist alpine meadows and deciduous forests. The leaves grow on curious zigzag stems and bell-shaped flowers hang along the stems opposite the leaves. The red berries are lovely but will cause diarrhea if consumed in quantity, hence one of the common names, scootberry. Zones:2-7.
Native New England perennials. Nursery propagated, grown in New Hampshire.
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