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Here's a few more things to look out for. They are fine growing in shade. They usually are in groups (clonal colonies, technically) unlike some similar looking trees. Deer don't eat them, so they do really well in areas with an overabundance of deer that eat all their competition.
Awesome! Thanks for the tips!