Canadian Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) 1 GAL

Canadian Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) 1 GALEstimated Height at Pickup: 1 2', 1 gal One of Indianas few native evergreens, this graceful, slow growing tree tolerates full shade and can be easily maintained as a hedge. Prefers part shade and moist, acidic soil. Plants are vulnerable to drought, and branches may scorch if they receive too much sun, particularly if the plant lacks water. Pollination: 2+ individuals needed. Light: Full Sun, Part Sun Shade, Shade Soil Moisture: Wet Mesic, Mesic Soil

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One of the many thicket species cultivated and maintained by pre-Columbian Native Americans

Foliage is readily eaten by mammals

it is immune from the whims of government policy

multi stemmed bushes with bright fall color

In addition to the above

and are often used as short hedges since they are prone to suckering

so hunted for a solution

Notable Wildlife Interactions: The obligate host of three species of leafhopper

A well known species for good reason