Button Bush Shrub Height Shipped:2 3 Feet making this one of the 393914 making this one of the most genetically diverse native trees Willow Live Stakes Salix Spp Outside its ecological roles‚ Button Bush acts as a habitat to several species of wildlife․ The shrub itself provides shelter and nesting spots for small birds and mammals․ The plant provides nectar for various pollinators‚ including bees and butterflies․ It is effective at attracting them to the shrub's flowers․ The fruit of the Button Bush‚ which takes the form of small round clusters‚ may also be eaten by birds and small mammals․ As urban areas change from natural to developed habitats‚ Button Bush can help reduce this loss of suitable habitat by fulfilling needs at some life stages of its native fauna․ Planting Button Bush in yards and plantings can also help wildlife improve or expand wildlife movement corridors․ The Button Bush's decorative flowers‚ a ball of white or cream‚ could be grown among the dark green foliage of the button bush plant to increase the ornamental appeal of the shrub․ The foliage's density‚ combined with the unique shape and height of Button Bush plantings‚ could contrast with a larger wildflower planting․ The shrub is used to create borders along a pond and as a hedge for privacy․ The shrub also draws butterflies and bees to the garden․ It is also of interest to gardeners who would like to create habitat gardens for wildlife while maintaining beauty in landscaping․