American Beauties Native Plants® Archives - Page 7 of 25

Autumn Sun Cutleaf Coneflower

This large perennial is not your typical black-eyed susan – 5′ tall mass of lobed green leaves create a sustantial presence in the garden or meadow. Large, lemon yellow flowers […]

Flowering Raspberry

Looking for a tough, easy to grow border planting that offers beauty and attracts a plethora of wildlife? Why not try Flowering Raspberry, an aggressive growing plant that will grow […]

Virginiana Rose

Create a beautiful wildlife bonanza in your landscape with this American Beauties rose that everyone and every critter will prize! Virginia Rose is easy to grow with an abundance of […]

Swamp Rose

This wide ranging native is a staple of moist areas but is perfectly happy to grow in any landscape location and is a plant that brings a lot to the […]

Staghorn Sumac

Rhus typhina is the largest of the North American sumacs. It is native along woodland edges, roadsides, and stream embankments. Resembling the velvet that covers a stag’s horn, Staghorn sumac […]

Winged Sumac

With deep-green, glossy leaves that will turn a maroon color in the fall, along with its tiny yellow-green flowers, it is often seen and used as an ornamental addition to […]

Independence Rosebay Rhododendron

Rosebay Rhododendron is a spectacular native to shaded, hillier spots in our area and differs from the large leaf Rhododendron that we are used to by its size, habit and […]

Rhodora

This native, deciduous Azalea is one of the unique bloomers in the bogs and marshes of the northeast and a plant that is rarely seen in cultivation. This stoloniferous, low […]

Mexican Hat Plant

Mounds of fine textured green foliage give rise to masses of stems bearing flowers that feature long, prominent cones surrounded by reflexed petals in shades of deep reddish-brown, orange and […]

Scarlet Oak

Scarlet Oak has a rounded open habit, 3-6″ green leaves are deeply lobed and bristled at each tip. It is with these thick, green leaves that create the shade any […]