American Beauties Native Plants® Archives - Page 22 of 25

River Birch

Beautiful form and graceful branching combine with satiny, silver bark. With some maturity, bark peels to reveal a cinnamon-brown layer that brings a delightful texture to the landscape. Rich, lime […]

Sweet Birch

Betula lenta is one of the great unsung heroes in the native landscape. Easy to grow, tolerant of wet areas and partial shade, this fast growing tree takes on a […]

Swamp Azalea

Besides Clethra, there is no other plant that you will notice more when it’s in bloom than this Azalea. This deciduous native blooms from mid-June well into July with a […]

Pink-Shell Azalea

What a great plant for your moist, wooded area! Pink-Shell Azalea is a tall growing, open branched decidous Azalea that is a real early spring treat. Before its light to […]

Pinxterbloom Azalea

A rare find in the landscape but one of the great native secrets of the eastern woodlands, Pinxterbloom will thrill you with its fragrant, late April bloom that fills the […]

Lady in Red Lady Fern

This impressive shade lover is one of the most tolerant ferns you can grow while providing a subtle injection of color into an area that may need a little shaking […]

New England Aster

What a fall beauty in the garden and what a wildlife magnet!! ‘Alma Potschke’ is all this and more making this easy to grow American Beauties native a landscape must. […]

Bluebird Smooth Aster

Dense and rounded, this easy to grow fall bloomer is already a favorite of your local butterflies and it will become one of your favorites with its amazing color and […]

White Heath Aster

Heath aster bursts into fragrant yellow centered, white daisy-like bloom in early fall. Narrow grey-green foliage is an important larval butterfly food. Easy to grow, this tolerant perennial thrives as […]

Common Blue Wood Aster

Larger growing and spreading, this easy to grow selection is at home in sun or shade. Masses of pale blue rayed, yellow centered daises injects an electrifying burst of color […]