Amsonia 'String Theory' Feeds Pollinators Yoshino Cherry won't match the

Yoshino Cherry won't match the wildlife value of native North American Prunus species

The flowers come on in late spring along with the yellow green foliage making a beautiful combination

strong spires packed with white florets and dark black central bees

Although this tree is not a native oak its abundant production of fall acorn is popular with wildlife

so they do well in smaller dedicated spaces shining in rock gardens

Amsonia 'String Theory' Feeds Pollinators Yoshino Cherry won't match theAmsonia is a low maintenance drought resistant native that brings some extraordinary features to the table. In spring fluffy and airy feeling light green foliage emerges growing in a uniform clump, which transitions to a darker green as the growing season wears on. In late spring, early summer, clumps of periwinkle blue flowers spring from the top portions of the foliage creating a blanket of pollinator friendly blue flowers. As the flowers fade and