Hoary Alder
Basics: zones 3-8 (some say 5-9)
but is adaptable to drier conditions in more shade
It was named after the Lynnhaven River by Charles Cresson (4th generation owner of Hedgleigh Spring in Swarthmore
this plant wants wet feet and enjoys calcareous soils
Amorpha canescens - Leadplant rabbit-resistant Hoary AlderSizes available: HPP #1 Basics: zones 2 8, 2 3' x 1 3', full to part sun, numerous very small reddish purple tubular flowers bloom in spikes over shrubby structure in mid to late summer, likes medium to dry, lean, sandy or rocky soil. Common names: Lead Plant, False Indigo, Devil's Shoestrings, Prairie Shoestring, Buffalo Bellows, Downy Indigo Bush Family: Fabaceae Origin Distribution: Found in southern Canada down into Indiana, southeast Michigan,