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Copper Low Bush Honeysuckle

Sure, this plant is as tough and tolerant as the species and has all its attributes including its ability to perform well in dry areas and sun or partial shade, […]

Wild Bleeding Heart

This American Beauties gem brings an incredible ability to produce flowers from April to September while thriving in partially shaded to shaded, moist areas in the landscape. Not only does […]

Wavy Hair Grass

Add a little texture to you native garden with this small growing beauty that is large in the subtle beauty that makes a native shade garden so interesting. Thin, wiry, […]

Dwarf Tufted Hair Grass

A showy, fine-textured, evergreen grass excellent in shady gardens or woodland settings, it forms a tight clump of narrow foliage that is petite in size but still has the same […]

Hay-Scented Fern

Sun or shade, this fern doesn’t care, it just wants to grow! Blessed with an aggressive nature and an urge to move, Hayscented Fern is one of the best native […]

Crusader® Hawthorn

It’s hard to believe that a tree that’s so undeniably pretty in spring can also be so tough. Despite its abundant white floral display in late spring, attractive silver bark, […]

American Smoketree

This large grower might take up a little space in the landscape but it will reward you with great looking foliage and unique bloom while providing outstanding shelter and nesting […]

Purpleleaf Bailey Select American Hazelnut

Beautiful and edible addition to the yard. This deciduous tree will produce delicious edible hazelnuts and its deep wine-color will be eye-catching to everyone. The meaty, flavorful nuts will be […]

Awesome texture! This unique version of our native red-twig dogwood offers a little twist: heavily textured foliage that has a “quilted” effect. It makes an eye-catching addition to your landscape […]

Cardinal Red Twig Dogwood

This native beauty has such a long list of features that it’s hard to see why it isn’t used more. Quick growing and spreading, this plant unfurls its medium green […]