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Buttonbush
Latin Name:
Cephalanthus occidentalis
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native throughout the eastern half of North America It is also found from Texas through parts of New Mexico Arizona and California
The Buttonbush, in Latin Cephalanthus occidentalis, is generally living in zones around native throughout the eastern half of North America. It is also found from Texas through parts of New Mexico, Arizona and California.. To recognize it it is mainly a deciduous shrub, making it a very special plant among others! In the summer, its foliage changes to a new form, more or less deciduous simple leaves and in the automn its foliage is specially usually greenish-yellow to yellow. The Buttonbush (Cephalanthus occidentalis) also has flowers being in globular heads about 1" across and grows fruits that are small nutlets are held in 1" diameter globular balls. Its bark is very interesting, where we see coarse stems are somewhat 4-sides on it. An important thing to know about its culture is that likes moisture However, another characteristic with the Buttonbush can be that can be short-lived It can be easy to recognize a Cephalanthus occidentalis with its prominent lenticels on stems. The Buttonbush's propagation method is very special since it performs it softwood or hardwood cuttings root easily
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