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bell-shaped spring flowers that feed the first bees
and one of our own trees was the first to display the showy
Linnaeus named the plant Glycine frutescens in 1753
From the sasanqua side come the early
Where bicapsularis closes the season
Torreya taxifolia Vilmorin bell-shaped spring flowers that feedStinking Cedar is a beautiful conifer despite the name. The foliage actually smells pleasant! It is a medium size pyramidal evergreen tree with Yew like leaves and purple nutmeg like fruit on female plants. Needs light organic soil, adequate moisture and part shade. This very rare conifer is native to a very limited area on the Apalachicola River in northwest Florida and adjacent Georgia where it is now almost extinct. It is a FEDERALLY LISTED
