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Black Eyed Susan

This Native Black Eyed Susan sets itself apart from the group as it combines beauty with strength, and offers slightly larger orange/yellow flowers than the group. It is pollinator friendly, […]

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 […]

Rugosa Rose

Tough,hardy, native plant that thrives in difficult sites. Used extensively in seashore locations. Large, flowers that bloom somewhat continously all summer.

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 […]

Female plants produce showy, erect, pyramidal fruiting clusters (to 8″ long). Each cluster contains numerous hairy, berry-like drupes which ripen red in autumn, gradually turning maroon-brown. Best when massed for […]

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 […]