Frangula caroliniana (Carolina Buckthorn) tolerates poor drainage and both bees and butterflies

and both bees and butterflies love it

They are very showy when planted en masse in a meadow garden

Ohio Spiderwort is a clump-forming perennial featuring clusters of dark blue or rose flowers

Texas native Yes Water use Medium Sun exposure Sun to shade Bloom time Spring Mature height 60-80 ft Mature width 60-80 ft Attracts Butterflies

Escarpment Live Oak (Quercus fusiformis)

Frangula caroliniana (Carolina Buckthorn) tolerates poor drainage and both bees and butterfliesCarolina Buckthorn is a small deciduous tree or larger shrub. Although it has a thorn in its name, it has no spines. It is a lovely understory plant with an airy, layered look. Carolina Buckthorn does best in part shade, with 3 5 hours of sun, although it is adaptable. The sunnier the exposure, the more water it will need to thrive and the denser and bushier its growth. Carolina Buckthorn produces bright red fruit that turns black by the fall and is