A North American native flowering shrub that anyone can grow almost anywhere in the continental United States (USDA Zones 4a-10b), American gardeners have long prized the buttonbush. Still, its size was just too big for many gardeners' landscapes. That changed with the arrival of Sugar Shack, a new dwarf Cephalanthus cultivar that grows to only half the size of the original. Sugar Shack produces the same unique flowers that look like white gumballs surrounded with fiber optic wires, which might make one wonder if there was extraterrestrial involvement in its breeding... or if it shot down to Earth from outer space to plant itself in a new world:-) Add glossy leaves and red fruits that follow the fragrant flowers, and you've got a fascinating plant that captivates a human audience, as well as butterflies, hummingbirds, other pollinators, and other birds from spring through fall! Get all the details below