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Carolina Buckthorn GT

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The Carolina Buckthorn shrub (Rhamnus caroliniana) is a deciduous shrub or small tree that is is noted for its bright shiny green leaves and edible fruits. It is native from New York to Nebraska south to Mexico and Florida, and it is typically found along woodland streams, open wooded hillsides, upland ridges, thickets and glades. Elliptic to oblong, glossy dark green leaves (to 2-6" long) have 8-10 pairs of prominent veins and finely toothed to untoothed margins. Leaves retain green color long into fall before eventually turning an unexciting yellow-green. Somewhat insignificant, creamy-green flowers in small axillary clusters bloom in spring (May-June). Flowers are followed by edible berry-like drupes (1/3" across) which ripen to a very showy red before finally maturing in September-October to black. Birds are very attracted to the fruit. This species was originally discovered in South Carolina, hence the specific epithet. Notwithstanding the common name, this species does not have thorns or spines.

HEIGHT: 10-15'
WIDTH: 10-15'
Prefers full sun to partial shade
Zones: 5-9


What you are purchasing is 1 Carolina Buckthorn Shrub, featuring our GTSuper Roots System, at a size of your choosing. Handle with care.

"GT" - GTSUPER ROOTS

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$28.99
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Margaret Fisher
Nice plant though floppy

The Carolina Buckthorn arrived in excellent shape, looking very healthy and well packed. The only issue is that it was tightly bound to a stake at multiple points, which apparently greatly weakened the stem. When I took off the stake, it bent all the way with to the ground, since it was heavy with berries. It's strength was more like a Gumby than a tree. I staked it up more loosely to give it a chance to toughen up with some movement and hope I'll be able to wean it off in a year. The same thing happened with an identical specimen I planted two years ago, and it still is leaning a long way over, though I am hopeful that in time it will grow straighter.

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Moi

They arrived in great condition and still look great planted. Unlike European or Asian buckthorn I am not sure if the berries are edible, but the birds love them. Definitely attracts blue jays, robins and cardinals to your garden since they seem to love the berries.

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Margaret Fisher
Nice plant though floppy

The Carolina Buckthorn arrived in excellent shape, looking very healthy and well packed. The only issue is that it was tightly bound to a stake at multiple points, which apparently greatly weakened the stem. When I took off the stake, it bent all the way with to the ground, since it was heavy with berries. It's strength was more like a Gumby than a tree. I staked it up more loosely to give it a chance to toughen up with some movement and hope I'll be able to wean it off in a year. The same thing happened with an identical specimen I planted two years ago, and it still is leaning a long way over, though I am hopeful that in time it will grow straighter.

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Moi

They arrived in great condition and still look great planted. Unlike European or Asian buckthorn I am not sure if the berries are edible, but the birds love them. Definitely attracts blue jays, robins and cardinals to your garden since they seem to love the berries.