Black Titi

Cephalanthus occidentalis, commonly known as buttonbush or common buttonbush, is a remarkable native shrub, prized for its unique summer blooms and significant ecological value. It forms a dense, rounded, and well-branched habit, making it particularly suitable for naturalistic gardens, riparian strips, and moist soils. Its glossy green deciduous foliage showcases, in early summer, spherical white flowers composed of long, fragrant stamens, offering a very decorative and graphic appearance. These inflorescences are extremely attractive to pollinating insects and butterflies. Very hardy and perfectly adapted to Quebec's conditions, Cephalanthus occidentalis tolerates waterlogged soils and temporary flooding, making it an excellent choice for stabilizing banks while enriching garden biodiversity.