(Azalea nudiflora) | | white| wood[5]| other Azaleas. Can also be grown successfully | | | | in the open. | | | | 27. Deerberry (Vaccinium | 1-4 |Purple- |Dry |Flowers not showy, but purple fruits are attractive. stamineum) | | green| woods[5]| Best not disturbed or transplanted | | | | after setting out. | | | | 28. Red-berried elder | 3-10 | White |Cool |Easily grown in the garden but most successfully (Sambucus pubens) | | | woods| under trees or along the north side of | | | | the house. | | | | 29. Black haw (Viburnum | 5-18 | White |Indifferent|After becoming a small tree. A magnificent prunifolium) | | | | snowy shrub in the spring. Fruits black. --------------------------+------+-----------+-----------+--------------------------------------------------- --------------------------+------+-----------+-----------+------------------------------------------------- Common and Latin |Height| Color of | Preferred | Remarks and Notes Names |(feet)| Flowers | Habitat | --------------------------+------+-----------+-----------+------------------------------------------------- MAY | | | | | | | | 30. Silky willow | 6-15 |Yellow- |Moist |With the other willows useful for filling in (Salix sericea) | | green| places| low moist places. Leaves ashy beneath. Catkins | | | | showy. | | | | 31. Wild gooseberry | 3-5 |Greenish- |Rocky |Better grown in the shade and in rich soil. (Ribes Cynosbati) | | yellow| woods| The bristly fruits are odd persistent features | | | | of this shrub. | | | | 32. Black chokeberry | 3-8 | White |Indifferent|Shiny black fruit stays on until December or (Aronia nigra) | | | | January. Somewhat scraggy, except in | | | | masses. | | | | 33. Mountain holly | 4-10 |Greenish- |Cool shade |Flowers not showy but the red fruits showy (Ilex monticola) | | white| | all the autumn. Do not attempt to grow in