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Common Name: Perennial Deciduous Native to the Carolinas & Georgia Common Documented growing wild in GA NC SC Look for it on rocky riversides, wooded streambanks, swamps, high elevation forests, shrub balds, per Weakley's Flora
Leaves: Flower: Fruit: To learn more about
this plant, look it up in a good book!
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"Hemlock woolly adelgids were first introduced to the Pacific Northwest in 1927, where they are a minor problem on western hemlocks. The real trouble started when they were shipped (on nursery stock) to Virginia in the 1950s. These insects are lethal to eastern hemlock and can kill mature trees in one to four years." — Douglas W. Tallamy, Bringing Nature Home
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