Canada buffaloberry (Shepherdia canadensis) Soap Berry 20 Seeds, Russet Buffalo-Berry, Nitrogen Fixer

1. A small, loosely branched shrub, usually 4-8 ft. high and equally as wide, with thick, leathery, gray-green to russet-green foliage.
2. Berries are edible with a bitter taste. Flavor improves after frost or being dried. 
3. These native shrubs can be found from Alaska to Maine in the US, and from BC (British Colombia)to NL (Newfoundland and Labrador) in Canada. 

Canada buffaloberry (Shepherdia canadensis) is a hardy native shrub producing vibrant red-orange berries and silvery foliage.

This packet contains 20 seeds of a nitrogen-fixing plant that naturally enriches soil while supporting wildlife. Thrives in various conditions and Canadian climates, making it ideal for naturalized gardens, wildlife habitats, and erosion control.