How To Grow And Care For Spicebush
As its name suggests, spicebush leaves and twigs give off a spicy fragrance and flavor when crushed. In fact, spicebush was traditionally used by Native Americans as a medicinal tea. Its berries have a mild allspice flavor, and when dried and crushed its bark can pass for a mild cinnamon substitute. Despite this, spicebush is not widely commercially available and has no known commercial uses. Learn how to grow spicebush in your garden and enjoy this showy shrub all year long....