You will receive a seed packet containing of 10 fresh Spicebush seeds. Lindera benzoin, also known as Wild Allspice, Benjamen Bush, and Spicebush is a member of the Lauraceae family native to North America. Native Americans and early settlers used the different parts of Spicebush to treat colds, fevers, parasites, Candida albicans, and other ailments. Growing Spicebush from seed is a great way to support your local pollinators, especially swallowtail butterfly larvae who make this shrub their home. Yellow flowers bloom in early spring Several species of birds and small mammals enjoy feasting on the small red berried that develop in summer. This plant takes several years to become established benefitting from particle to full sun and is known to grow wild in swampy, damp soil. We hope you spice up your outdoor space this growing season with this lovely shrub!