Vaccinium angustifolium - Lowbush Blueberry nitrogen-fixer Muscid flies

Muscid flies

prefers moist to wet soils

Speckled Alder is a nitrogen-fixing plant and therefore helpful for soil remediation on degraded sites

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Habitat: damp fields

Vaccinium angustifolium - Lowbush Blueberry nitrogen-fixer Muscid fliesSizes available: 2 quart Basics: zones 2 8, 8 18" x 24", full sun to part shade, white bell shaped flowers bloom in mid to late spring, The blue berries ripen in early to mid August and are beloved by all, the leaves turn red in the fall, prefers acidic soils and is drought tolerant once established. Common names: Lowbush Blueberry Family: Ericaceae Origin Distributuion: Labrador to Saskatchewan, south to New England and down into West Virginia, Ohio,