American Beauties Native Plants® Archives - Page 15 of 25

Keepsake Mountain Laurel

Raspberry-red buds open into burgundy flowers edged in white. As the flowers fade, lush bronzy-red foliage erupts from the stems and matures to an interesting bluish sheen. Native shade loving […]

Sheep Laurel

Your vision of how other Kalmia look may influence you to envision a much different plant than this radically different Kalmia with blue-green, almost needle-like evergreen foliage that forms a […]

Arboretum Eastern Red Cedar

To many people this is just another native evergreen that is seen but not recognized for the great look and great critters it brings to the landscape. This upright growing […]

Silver Eastern Redcedar

Glauca’ features silvery-blue needle like foliage and a tidy upright in form that is perfect for a variety of landscape situations. It provides outstanding cover for a myriad of native […]

Eastern Red Cedar

To many people this is just another native evergreen that is seen but not recognized for the great look and great critters it brings to the landscape. This upright growing […]

Blue Arrow Eastern Red Cedar

Blue Arrow is one of those great “plant it and forget it” plants even though its outstanding blue-green foliage and memorable tall, very narrow form will make it hard to […]

Blueberry Delight Juniper

Blueberry Delight® may be one of the toughest plant you’ll ever encounter, able to take hot sun, droughty soils and extreme cold without missing a beat and doing it while […]

Path Rush

Path rush is found throughout the United States and in most of Canada. It tolerates a wide range of growing conditions but prefers moist soil. Great for rain gardens and […]

Soft Rush

Juncus effusus is a clump forming, wetland plant. Upright, fanning, deep green stems make a great accent in a container or water garden. Soft Rush can be planted at the […]

Black walnuts are very tall, statuesque, shade trees best planted in informal settings. Their wood is prized for furniture building and over-harvesting has caused a serious decline in native populations. […]