Family

Rosaceae

Region

Coastal Plain

States

Delaware, Maryland, New York, Virginia

Plant Type

Small/Medium Tree (Understory)

Height

20 - 35ft

Spread

- ft

Flower Color

White

Fruit

Fleshy; Orange, Red

Sun Exposure

Partial Sun, Shade

Soil Texture

Clay, Loamy

Soil Moisture

Moist, Wet

Blooms

April - April

Fall Color

purple, scarlet

Habitat

moist soils in lowlands and valleys

Notes

; Pests in pastures; many varieties are used in landscaping; fruits remain on the tree all winter, providing food for numerous birds and mammals, including bobwhite, partridge, pheasant, ruffed and sharptail grouse, gray fox, cottontail rabbit, and deer

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