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Siberian Pea Shrub (Caragana arborescens)
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Exposure: Full sun to part shade. Zone 2-7.
Soil: Prefers a well-limed garden soil, though
it seems to be widely adaptable.
Growth habits: An erect oval shrub or small tree
to 15 feet in height. Its yellow pea flowers in May are followed
by small peas in mid summer. Nitrogen fixing.
Landscape uses: Use as a nitrogen fixing companion
plant in edible hedges, orchards, and forest gardens. Makes a good
chickenyard plant as it provides shade, predator protection and
chicken feed.
Edible/Medicinal Properties: Excellent protein
source for poultry. Fresh peas are bland in taste and are best served
in chilis or other spiced dishes.
$36.00/5 gal |
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