Aralia racemosa - American Spikenard marsh Fruit eaten fresh or dried

Fruit eaten fresh or dried (do NOT eat the seeds) and used to flavor syrups and rum

Snowshoe hares

This structural but airy perennial won't be for every garden

It also makes a good cut flower in meadow inspired arrangements either fresh or dried

Aralia racemosa - American Spikenard marsh Fruit eaten fresh or driedSizes available: #1 (Trade gallon) Basics: zones 3 to 7, 36 60" x 36", part shade, greenish white flower in mid summer, purple berry in fall, consistent to moderate moisture in fertile woodland soils, tolerant of rocky or clay soils, drought tolerant in the most shade. Common names: American Spikenard, Small Spikenard, Indian Root, Spice Berry, Spignet, Life of Man, Petty Morel Family: Araliaceae Origin Distribution: Eastern North America, native to