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Bare root seedlings, 1 year old.
American bladdernut (Staphylea trifolia) is a stoloniferous (though mostly clumping) shrub that dwells in a diversity of habitats within its range, though here it is found most often in floodplain habitats and other ecologies of moisture and fertility. Stunning flowers.
Seeds are a highly nutritious edible for all beings dwelling on the landscape. High oil content. Many have compared the flavor to macadamia nuts.
