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Aralia spinosa | Devil's Walkingstick | 1000 SEEDS Conifers Produces bright yellow spines coveringAralia spinosa, commonly called Devil's Walkingstick, grows into a striking ornamental shrub native to the eastern United States. These seeds develop plants with a bold, thorny stem that immediately captures attention. Gardeners admire Aralia spinosa for its unusual structure and dramatic presence in landscapes. It belongs to the Aralia genus, known for distinctive foliage and growth habits. The Devil's Walkingstick tree features spiny branches and a