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Sharon A. Yiesla
Sharon A. Yiesla
Small, yellow, tubular flowers in early spring; flowers have a strong clove fragrance; autumn color is brief and mild (some yellow or a hint of red); fruits are black berries in mid-summer (on female plants only).
Full sun to partial shade; moist, well-drained soil is best, but tolerates some dryness; tolerates alkaline soils.
Male and female flowers on separate plants. Fruit will be produced only if a male plant is available to pollinate the females.
Rounded to open and irregular, prone to suckering.
United States (and Illinois)