Would love a nice big bunch of bunchberry! Many many many things to chose in trade. Private emails welcome ThoseDarnSqurls@aol.com

If anyone has seeds please check out my trade list(Lots of natives with Northern genes). Here is a link that might be useful: My trade list

All reports that I have heard about Cornus nuttalli is that it does poorly in the Southeast US. Check out the Thompson Mills website with the species establishment and survival information. It gives some interesting information about the survival rates of native as well as exotic species. Cornus nuttalli is not listed, although there are several other cornus species. Here is a link that might be useful: http://warnell.forestry.uga.edu/warnell/tmf/

We have about a thousand bunchberries growing in our garden...our non-acidic soil. Cornus canadensis grows across the expanse of Canada in many soil conditions. They blanket the ground in the acidic soils of Nova Scotia across the forests to the base soils of the Rocky Mountains here in Alberta. The key is cold winters and not too much competition from surrounding ground covers. They are happy in shade or a couple hours of direct sunlight a day. They won't, however, flower if not getting some direct sun...but when in shade will spread quicker via rhizomes. We have bunchberries growing in a woodland bed with ladyslippers, wood lilies, twin berries and other native plants to our area.