Ostrya virginiana (Ironwood) Salt Tolerant moths as well as occasional

moths as well as occasional birds and wildlife

It's commonly found in prairies and savannas and tolerates a wide range of soils

It gets the name "obedient" from its flowers that can be moved by hand and they will stay put

This short perennial with slender deeply lobed leaves of this perennial make it a perfect addition to a manicured landscape as well as an essential to habitats in which it is typically found in such as dry prairies and open savannas

Ostrya virginiana (Ironwood) Salt Tolerant moths as well as occasionalOstrya virginiana (Ironwood) is a native understory tree typically found on dry rocky slopes of our oak woodlands. It can be used extremely well in shade and woodland gardens for that sub canopy naturalized texture. It can also perform well as mid level visual screens. This tree gets its common name from the extremely hard and dense wood. Another common name, Eastern Hop Hornbeam comes from it's hop like seed pods. Sun Exposure Prairie Savanna Soil