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Doing some chop n drop in the front yard food forest and I noticed one of my newer and more unusual shrubs is in bloom. Calycanthus floridus var purpureus 'Burgundy Spice' Burgundy
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Calycanthus floridus Burgundy Spice is a gorgeous Eastern US native sweetshrub that forms an 8ft x 8ft deciduous shrub with burgundy flowers. Calycanthus floridus var purpureus Burgundy Spice Sweetshrub
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Burgundy Spice is an exciting cultivar of the Southeast native sweetshrub (Calycanthus floridus), bred and introduced by Pleasant Run Nursery in New Jersey. Burgundy Spice Sweetshrub | Home & Garden Information Center Episode 124: Wish List Plants
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