Carya ovata (Shagbark Hickory) Groundcover Its Trillium-like leaves provide an

Its Trillium-like leaves provide an interesting texture in the spring and the bright red fruit produces nice fall interest as the leaves and flowers fall away

Plant in mass groupings as a backdrop for shorter plantings in the forefront

Euthamia graminifolia (Grass-leaved Goldenrod) flaunts flattened flowerheads of bright yellow

Planting depth: Plant the marram grass roots 10 inches or more deep

A large native perennial at between three and four feet

Carya ovata (Shagbark Hickory) Groundcover Its Trillium-like leaves provide anCarya ovata (Shagbark Hickory) is a tree made famous for its "shaggy bark". I find them quite impressive and distinctive with its shabby chic bark. Shagbarks are slow growers in a container so the first three seasons in a #1 pot, they only develop roots so there is not much to growth. Some #1 pots may be the first year (typically 4 8" tall) or third year plants (4 12" tall), you might see a spectacular 1. 5' 2' growth out of a #7 container or a