Rhamnus purshiana (Cascara) Size:2 gal DN Instead of retreating to a

Instead of retreating to a nearby tree after feeding

The crown is broad spreading

It provides excellent habitat and will attract birds and wildlife

Easy to clean and disinfect

but because of their taste it is recommended to cook them

Rhamnus purshiana (Cascara) Size:2 gal DN Instead of retreating to aPlant Description: Commonly found growing as a small tree, occasionally more shrub like. The bark is gray and smooth to the touch. Shiny green leaves clustered near the ends of twigs are oval with veins indenting the leaf to make the surface wavy. The leaves are typically deciduous, although in warmer climates the plant can hold onto them as though they were semi deciduous. Leaves turn light orange to yellow in the fall. Foliage is great for use in