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Acer campestre Common Name: Hedge Maple One of the best small trees or large shrubs for street tree usage. Dense foliage great for shade, specimen, or hedge. Tolerant of extremes in soil pH. ... [ More Info ]

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Acer griseum Common Name: Paperbark Maple Paperbark Maple has reddish-brown exfoliating bark that is beautiful all year long. Attractive fall color. Paperbark Maple is slow-growing with a compact ultimate size. Year-round interest, cold-hardy, pest and disease resistant and adaptable, it is... [ More Info ]

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Acer negundo Common Name: Boxelder Boxelder is a small tree that thrives on moist, full sun sites. Unlike other maples, needs both male and female trees are needed to reproduce. ... [ More Info ]

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Acer palmatum var. atropurpureum Common Name: Japanese Redleaf Maple Japanese Redleaf Maple has brilliant red color. Prefers moist, rich soil and protection from wind and late spring frost. Often grows as an understory plant in shady woodlands.... [ More Info ]

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Acer rubrum Common Name: Red Maple Native Red Maple is one of the first trees to color in fall in shades of bright yellow, flaming orange or red. Crown is narrow to broadly rounded with a straight trunk. Excellent urban shade tree. ... [ More Info ]

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Acer rubrum 'Autumn Flame' Common Name: Autumn Flame Red Maple Autumn Flame Red Maple has compact growth with smaller leaves and tight branching habit. Perfect for areas with limited space. Rich, burgundy red fall color arrives about two weeks earlier than most other varieties. ... [ More Info ]

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Acer rubrum 'Brandywine' Common Name: Brandywine Red Maple Brandywine Red Maple lives up to its name with persistent fall color that begins bright red and gradually turns brilliant purple red. Seedless male with proven performance. ... [ More Info ]

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Acer rubrum 'Franksred' Common Name: Red Sunset® Maple Red Sunset Maple is one of the most popular Red Maple cultivars. Matures to attractive pyramidal to rounded outline. Fluorescent orange and red fall colors. ... [ More Info ]

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Acer rubrum 'Northwood' Common Name: Northwood Maple Northwood Maple has a round oval crown with dark green glossy foliage that turns bright, orange red in the fall. An excellent native cultivar.... [ More Info ]

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Acer rubrum 'October Glory' Common Name: October Glory® Maple October Glory Maple has a broad oval crown with glossy foliage that turns crimson red in the fall. The color lasts much longer than many other Red Maple cultivars.... [ More Info ]

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Acer rubrum 'Sun Valley' Common Name: Sun Valley Red Maple Sun Valley Red Maple is a cross between Red Sunset and Autumn Flame that produces a moderate ovate crown. Brilliant green summer leaves change to orange-red in the fall. Sun Valley Red Maple is a great new tree for lawn or street planting.... [ More Info ]

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Acer saccharinum Common Name: Silver Maple Native Silver Maple is an easy-to-grow shade tree that grows quickly on a wide range of sites. Deep green foliage with silvery undersides turns gold in autumn. Upright oval shape with strong branching.... [ More Info ]

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Acer saccharum Common Name: Sugar Maple Native Sugar Maple is a large shade tree with excellent form. Famous for it prized syrup, Sugar Maples offer fabulous fall color in shades of bright yellow, orange or red. Sugar Maple grows in a variety of soil types but prefers a rich, well-drained ... [ More Info ]

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Acer saccharum 'Commemoration®' Common Name: Commemoration® Sugar Maple Commemoration Sugar Maple is a vigorous grower with broad crown. Heavy foliage resists leaf tatter and turns red in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Acer saccharum 'Green Mountain®' Common Name: Green Mountain® Sugar Maple Green Mountain is a showy maple with upright, oval shape. Excellent urban tree with great fall color and inconspicuous seeds. ... [ More Info ]

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Acer tataricum subsp ginnala 'Flame' Common Name: Flame Amur Maple Flame Amur Maple is a rounded, low-branched small tree or multi-stem shrub. Brilliant red fall color.... [ More Info ]

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Acer x freemanii 'Celzam' Common Name: Celebration® Maple Celebration Maple is a vigorous growing seedless red maple hybrid with strong branch structure and long lasting fall color that is a brilliant red orange. ... [ More Info ]

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Acer x freemanii 'Jeffersred' Common Name: Autumn Blaze® Maple Autumn Blaze is a fast-growing red maple cultivar with long-lasting, red orange fall color. Drought-tolerant and grows in most soils. ... [ More Info ]

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Acer x freemanii 'Marmo' Common Name: Marmo Maple Marmo Maple is a hybrid cross of Red Maple and Silver Maple. Grows to 70' with a spread of 35'. Excellent fall color with a blend of red and green, to burgundy, yellow and gold. ... [ More Info ]

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Acorus calamus Common Name: Common Sweet Flag Spreading aquatic perennial that features sword-shaped leaf blades.... [ More Info ]

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Adiatum pedatum Common Name: Maidenhair Fern Delicate appearance belies this fern's toughness. Fronds unfurl fairly late in the spring. Can form large colonies of a pleasant medium green. A deciduous fern.... [ More Info ]

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Aesculus glabra Common Name: Ohio Buckeye Ohio Buckeye is a medium-sized tree, which prefers moist sites. Large spikes of green-yellow flowers bloom in May. Fall color is often orange-red. Fall fruit is the familiar, shiny brown, round seed. ... [ More Info ]

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Aesculus hippocastanum Common Name: Horsechestnut Horsechestnut has showy white flowers with red and yellow markings that bloom in May. Serves well as a street tree or shade tree. ... [ More Info ]

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Aesculus pavia Common Name: Red Buckeye Red Buckeye is a short tree or shrub with open habit. Showy red, spring flowers attract ruby-throated hummingbirds. A good accent plant for large shaded areas, especially when planted in small groves.... [ More Info ]

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Albizia julibrissin Common Name: Mimosa Tree Mimosa Trees grow rapidly, are drought-tolerant and highly adaptable. Fragrant, hot pink bloom clusters, add an explosion of color to any spring landscape.... [ More Info ]

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Alnus serrulata Common Name: Smooth Alder Smooth Alder is excellent for stream banks, buffer plantings, and wildlife. Smooth Alder's fruit is eaten by several species of birds including the woodcock and ruffed grouse. ... [ More Info ]

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Amelanchier alnifolia Common Name: Saskatoon Serviceberry Saskatoon Serviceberry is a rounded shrub with deep purple/black fruit. Sweet and good for eating or making jelly, Saskatoon Serviceberry is also a drought tolerant species.... [ More Info ]

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Amelanchier canadensis Common Name: Shadblow Serviceberry Shadblow Serviceberry is a deciduous, early-flowering, large shrub or small tree with showy, slightly fragrant, white spring flowers. Dark green leaves change to orange-red in autumn. Shadblow Serviceberry's small, round, green berries ripen in early... [ More Info ]

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Amelanchier laevis Common Name: Alleghany Serviceberry Alleghany Serviceberry is a small, deciduous, usually multi-trunked understory tree or tall shrub. Alleghany Serviceberry has showy, fragrant spring flowers followed by small, round, edible berries which ripen to dark purplish-black in June.... [ More Info ]

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Amelanchier lamarckii Common Name: Juneberry Single/Multi Stem Serviceberry is a fine native shrub or small tree found in woods, along river banks and along rocky slopes. Clusters of fragrant white spring flowers are followed by purple-black, berrylike fruits favored by songbirds and people. Fall foliage is a bl... [ More Info ]

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Amelanchier lamarckii Common Name: Juneberry - multi stem Juneberry is a multi-stemmed shrub or small tree. Young, bronze leaves change to orange and red in autumn. White spring flowers followed by purple berries in early summer.... [ More Info ]

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Amelanchier sanguinea Common Name: Roundleaf Serviceberry Roundleaf Serviceberry is a deciduous, early-flowering, large shrub or small tree with showy, fragrant, white spring flowers. Summer fruits resemble miniature apples and are reddish to purple when mature.... [ More Info ]

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Amelanchier X grandiflora 'Robin Hill' Common Name: Robin Hill Serviceberry The pink flower buds of 'Robin Hill' Serviceberry distinguish it from other native serviceberry selections. 'Robin Hill' Serviceberry has an upright habit that makes it a good choice for street plantings or other settings where a small, attractive tr... [ More Info ]

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Amorpha canescens Common Name: Lead Plant Lead Plant is a small shrubby prairie plant with tight spikes of iridescent purple and orange summer flowers. Found in dry to mesic prairies and in open, upland savannas through most of the tallgrass region. Leadplant is in the legume family so it fi... [ More Info ]

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Amorpha fruticosa Common Name: Shrub Indigo Shrub Indigo is a woody shrub with fragrant, lavender flower spikes. Naturalized throughout the Midwest. ... [ More Info ]

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Amsonia illustris Common Name: Shining Blue Star Rounded spikes of starry, sky blue flowers emerge in spring and last for several weeks. Deep green willowlike leaves turn bright gold in the fall. The plant takes on a substantial rounded form in the garden. Swallowtail butterflies love the nectar.... [ More Info ]

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Andropogon gerardi Common Name: Big Bluestem Big Bluestem is a native warm-season grass that has upright foliage clumps. Its green to blue-green leaves in summer turn copper-red in fall. If left in place, Big Bluestem's foliage adds interest to the winter landscape and provides cover for wildli... [ More Info ]

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Andropogon scoparium Common Name: Little Bluestem Little Bluestem is a mid-height, non-spreading, clump-forming native grass with blue-green leaves that turn reddish orange in the fall. Fluffy silver seed heads are ornamental through winter. Little Bluestem is easy to establish and perfect in short-... [ More Info ]

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Andropogon ternarius Common Name: Splitbeard Bluestem Splitbeard Bluestem is a native bunchgrass. Its ribbon-like leaves are often purplish and the silvery-white seed tufts catch the light and look particularly attractive with the sun behind them. Frequently found growing with Little Bluestem (Sc... [ More Info ]

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Andropogon virginica Common Name: Broomsedge Broomsedge is not a true sedge but is a member of the grass family, Poaceae. In the fall, the leaves turn a conspicuous reddish-orange color that may be seen in open fields or along roadsides and forests edges. Tolerates poor soil and is often used a... [ More Info ]

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Aquilegia canadensis Common Name: Columbine Columbine is an openly branching plant bears abundant red and yellow nodding flowers in spring. Columbine's distinctive flowers offer nectar to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerates part sun.... [ More Info ]

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Aronia arbutifolia 'Brilliantissima' Common Name: Brilliant Red Chokeberry Brilliant Red Chokeberry is an adaptable small, multi-branched shrub often grown as an ornamental for its showy flowers and fruit. Its white, spring flowers are followed by large, black fall fruits. Fall foliage turns scarlet red.... [ More Info ]

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Aronia melanocarpa Common Name: Black Chokeberry Native Black Chokeberry is an adaptable small, multi-branched shrub often grown as an ornamental for its showy flowers and fruit. Foliage turns wine red in fall. Provides food and cover for wildlife. ... [ More Info ]

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Aronia melanocarpa 'McKenzie' Common Name: McKenzie Black Chokeberry McKenzie Black Chokeberry is medium-sized native variety. McKenzie Black Chokeberry spring blooms are pollinated by bees. Pendulous, summer berry clusters ripen to a purplish-black color by September. ... [ More Info ]

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Asclepias incarnata Common Name: Swamp Milkweed Sweetly scented clusters of Marsh Milkweed's rose-pink flowers bloom in summer. All kinds of pollinators find the nectar of Marsh Milkweed irresistable and monarch larvae feed on the foliage. Marsh Milkweed is found along streams and ponds and in wet... [ More Info ]

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Asclepias tuberosa Common Name: Butterfly Milkweed Native Butterfly Milkweed has flat-topped umbrels of nectar-rich red-orange flowers atop fleshy stems. It is a magnet for butterflies and a host plant for several butterfly varieties.... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba Common Name: Pawpaw Pawpaw is a multi-stemmed shrub or small tree is a great plant for attracting all kinds of wildlife. Pawpaw's yellowish fruit is relished by many birds and small mammals. Pawpaw spreads slowly to form small colonies or thickets, providing good cover ... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'Allegheny™Grafted' Common Name: Allegheny™Grafted Pawpaw 'Allegheny' Pawpaw fruits have average fleshiness with slightly more seed than other Peterson varieties. Fruit flavor is sweet and rich, with a hint of citrus. Smaller fruit than other Peterson varieties, typically less than eight ounces, but bears m... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'Mango Grafted' Common Name: Mango Grafted Pawpaw Pawpaw is a multi-stemmed shrub or small tree is a great plant for attracting all kinds of wildlife. 'Mango' Pawpaw has exceptionally large and delicious fruit with yellow flesh. Mango is the most vigorous of the usually slow-growing paw paw varieti... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'NC-1 Grafted' Common Name: NC-1 Grafted Pawpaw NC-1 Pawpaw has large and delicious, early-ripening fruit with few seeds and thin skin. NC-1 Pawpaw is a hybrid seedling of Davis x Overleese; selected by R. Douglas Campbell, Ontario, Canada, in 1976. ... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'Pennsylvania Gold Grafted' Common Name: Pennsylvania Gold Grafted Pawpaw Pennsylvania Gold has medium to large, sweet, flavorful fruit with yellow flesh. It is one of the earliest varieties to ripen, and produces a good crop. ... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'Potomac™Grafted' Common Name: Potomac™Grafted Pawpaw Potomac Pawpaw bears large, fleshy fruits with sweet and rich flavor. Fruit texture is firm, but smooth. Trees more upright and less spreading in habit than other varieties of pawpaw. ... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'Prolific Grafted' Common Name: Prolific Grafted Pawpaw Pawpaw is a multi-stemmed shrub or small tree is a great plant for attracting all kinds of wildlife. Prolific Pawpaw is a heavy-bearing variety with large and delicious, early-ripening fruit. ... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'Rappahannock™Grafted' Common Name: Rappahannock™Grafted Pawpaw Rappahannock is a superior tree. Ripe, yellow fruits show well among the foliage, because of the unique, horizontal habit of the leaves. Rappahannock fruit is large and symmetrical, with sweet, superior flavor. ... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'Shenandoah™Grafted' Common Name: Shenandoah™Grafted Pawpaw 'Shenandoah' is consistently ranked as the most popular Peterson Pawpaw. Fruit has smooth texture, sweet fruity flavor and yields good crops of large fruit with few seeds. Texture is firmer than wild pawpaws but softer than other varieties.... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'Sunflower Grafted' Common Name: Sunflower Grafted Pawpaw 'Sunflower' Pawpaw is a well known hardy northern selection with large, flavorful fruit. Ripens slightly later than other varieties.... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'Susquehanna™Grafted' Common Name: Susquehanna™Grafted Pawpaw 'Susquehanna' is an outstanding pawpaw. Large fruits with rich, sweet flavor, exceptional fleshiness, and firm buttery texture. An especially beautiful ornamental specimen tree in the home landscape.... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'Wabash™Grafted' Common Name: Wabash™Grafted Pawpaw 'Wabash' Pawpaw fruit has sweet, rich flavor and medium firm, smooth flesh. The overall fruit quality and quantity on 'Wabash' is excellent. Trees offer good productivity.... [ More Info ]

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Asimina triloba 'Wells Grafted' Common Name: Wells Grafted Pawpaw ... [ More Info ]

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Aster laevis Common Name: Smooth Aster Smooth Aster is an attractive and long-lived native aster with attractive, smooth blue-green foliage. Abundant flowers appear on Smooth Aster plants late in the fall, when few other plants dare risk the danger of frost. Tolerates a broad variety of s... [ More Info ]

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Aster novae-angliae Common Name: New England Aster New England Aster is a dependable perennial which grows up to six feet tall and produces hundreds of large, bright purple flowers with yellow centers in September and October. New England Aster flowers are a favorite nectar source for migrating monar... [ More Info ]

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Aster oblongifolius Common Name: Aromatic Aster Aromatic Aster has abundant blooms in late fall. Shear Aromatic Aster back through July for dense habit.... [ More Info ]

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Baptisia alba Common Name: White Wild Indigo White Wild Indigo has upright spikes of creamy white pealike flowers bloom in late spring. Blue-gray foliage and black pods offer three-season interest.... [ More Info ]

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Baptisia australis Common Name: Blue Wild Indigo Blue Wild Indigo has deep-blue flower spikes that bloom in spring. Stunning with Coreopsis!... [ More Info ]

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Baptisia bracteata Common Name: Cream Wild Indigo Cream Wild Indigo is a spectacular specimen for the naturalized or formal flower garden. The blue-green foliage resembles a small rounded bush. Drooping spikes of creamy yellow, pea-like flowers bloom below the foliage in May or June followed by lar... [ More Info ]

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Baptisia leucophaea Common Name: Cream Wild Indigo Cream Wild Indigo's gracefully arching, creamy yellow horizontal flower stalks are unmistakable. Leaves and stems are finely hairy. A single stem arises from the ground then becomes multi-branched. Flowers are pea like and borne on stalks running mor... [ More Info ]

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Berberis thunbergii atropurpurea Common Name: Red Barberry Red Barberry is a low-maintenance shrub that forms a dense mound of deep red foliage. Dependable and easy-care.... [ More Info ]

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Betula nigra Common Name: River Birch Single/Multi stem Lighter-colored exfoliating bark than native. It has spectacular glossy dark green foliage in summer changing to yellow in fall.... [ More Info ]

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Betula nigra Common Name: River Birch Native River Birch is a slow-growing, medium-sized tree with beautiful, exfoliating, reddish-brown to silvery-gray bark. Grow as single trunk or as a multi-stemmed tree. Fall leaf color is yellow. ... [ More Info ]

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Betula nigra 'Cinnamon Bark' Common Name: Cinnamon Bark River Birch - multi stem The trunk of Cinnamon Bark Birch is usually divided into several large arching branches close to the ground. Lighter-colored exfoliating bark than native. ... [ More Info ]

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Betula nigra 'Cully PP4409' Common Name: Heritage® River Birch Single/Multi Stem 'Heritage River'® has creamy, white exfoliating bark at an early age. Fast-growing, nicely forked, and wind and ice resistant. Highly tolerant of flooding or drought. ... [ More Info ]

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Betula nigra 'Cully' SS' Common Name: Heritage River Birch® Single Stem 'Heritage River'® Birch is ideal for yards, parks or campuses. Popular for its distinctive bark, handsome fall color and graceful shape. ... [ More Info ]

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Betula nigra 'Dura Heat' Common Name: Dura Heat® River Birch 'Dura Heat' is fast-growing, nicely forked, and wind and ice resistant. It has a denser canopy of foliage than native River Birch along with leaf spot resistance. Will grow on hotter, drier sites better than other river birch. ... [ More Info ]

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Betula pendula 'Royal Frost' Common Name: Royal Frost Birch 'Royal Frost' has excellent vigor and beautiful, burgundy spring and summer foliage. The white bark develops as the tree matures and is an excellent contrast to the foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Bouteloua curtipendula Common Name: Sideoats Grama Short to mid-height grass produces inconspicuous small flowers in summer with bright, reddish orange stamens that dangle along one side of slender stems. Narrow leaves form small clumps and turn gold in autumn. Very drought tolerant. The seeds and f... [ More Info ]

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Buddleia davidii 'Black Knight' Common Name: Black Knight Butterfly Bush 'Black Knight' is a butterfly bush cultivar with almost black flowers. Features spike-like dark purple, fragrant, summer flowers which bloom from June to September and sometimes to first frost. Very attractive to butterflies. ... [ More Info ]

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Buddleia davidii 'Pink Delight' Common Name: Pink Delight Butterfly Bush 'Pink Delight' is a butterfly bush cultivar which features soft pink flowers. Conical clusters of bright pink flowers in summer are fragrant and butterfly attracting. Good background or accent plant with a compact habit of growth.... [ More Info ]

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Buxus X sempervirens 'Green Gem' Common Name: Green Gem Boxwood Slow-growing 'Green Gem' Boxwood has lush green foliage and tight compact habit. Ideal as a hedge or planted in mass. Requires very little pruning to keep shaped.... [ More Info ]

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Buxus X sempervirens 'Green Mountain' Common Name: Green Mountain Boxwood 'Green Mountain' Boxwood is a very cold hardy and densely branched evergreen shrub, great for small topiaries and as shaped landscape shrub. Upright to pyramidal habit.... [ More Info ]

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Buxus X sempervirens 'Green Velvet' Common Name: Green Velvet Boxwood 'Green Velvet' Boxwood is a versatile, small and dense-growing evergreen shrub with very refined, dark green, 1/2 inch oval leaves that maintain their rich coloration throughout winter. 'Green Velvet' Boxwood is an excellent plant for formal hedges o... [ More Info ]

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Callicarpa americana Common Name: American Beautyberry American Beautyberry has a loosely branched, open habit and clusters of tiny lilac spring flowers followed by bright fall fruits enjoyed by wildlife.... [ More Info ]

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Callicarpa japonica Common Name: Japanese Beautyberry Japanese Beautyberry is similar to our native species, but has smaller leaves and berries, and the fruits tend to be paler in color as well. ... [ More Info ]

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Calycanthus floridus Common Name: Sweet Shrub Sweet Shrub or Carolina Allspice is a dense, rounded shrub. Excellent for naturalizing and erosion control. Rusty-red spring flowers followed by brown fruits.... [ More Info ]

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Campsis radicans Common Name: Trumpet Vine Trumpet Vine is a large and vigorous woody vine noted for its showy, trumpet-shaped flowers. Native to woodlands of the southeastern United States, it is also a popular garden perennial across the country. Hummingbirds love the nectar.... [ More Info ]

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Carex annectans Common Name: Yellow Fruited Sedge Yellow Fruited Sedge is found in open, wet soil. The seed of Yellow-Fruited Sedge is important to waterfowl and songbirds. It provides food and nesting cover and for ducks; the grass tufts furnish cover to other small animals. ... [ More Info ]

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Carex crinita Common Name: Fringed Sedge Fringed Sedge has clusters of dangling green flower heads from May to June. The flower heads persist as seed heads well into the summer. An attractive and eye catching clump-forming sedge for moist to wet soil, sun to partial shade.... [ More Info ]

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Carex hirsutella Common Name: Fuzzy Wuzzy Sedge Fuzzy Wuzzy Sedge has thin, long leaves. Leaves are hairy on both upper and lower surfaces, which gives the plant its common name. Fuzzy Wuzzy Sedge occurs in mesic to dry woods, savannas, upland prairies, disturbed sites, roadsides and railroads.... [ More Info ]

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Carex hystericina Common Name: Bottlebrush Sedge Bottlebrush Sedge, or Porcupine Sedge, is native to much of North America including most of southern Canada and most of the United States. It grows in wetlands and on riverbanks. Produces dense or loose clumps of triangular stems from short rhizomes.... [ More Info ]

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Carex muskingumensis Common Name: Palm Sedge Palm Sedge, or Muskingum Sedge, is a distinctive sedge with palm-shaped leaves and large slender flowering spikes. It is a good choice for ground cover in wet locations. Spreads by rhizomes along riverbanks, in floodplains and throug bottomland fores... [ More Info ]

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Carex praegracilis Common Name: Tollway Sedge Tollway Sedge is a short, rich green sedge considered to be a possible alternative to turf grass. Tollway Sedge spreads by rhizomes to form a carpet that tolerates moderate foot traffic. ... [ More Info ]

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Carex shortiana Common Name: Short's Sedge Short's Sedge is a tufted perennial sedge.Its tall flowering stems are light green and smooth. The leaves grow from the base and alternately along the stems. The flowers are held in densely packed, cylindrical spikes that mature a dark brown. ... [ More Info ]

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Carex stricta Common Name: Tussock Sedge Tussock Sedge is a handsome wetland native that forms dense, symmetrical tussocks of straw-colored leaves at its base with bright green new growth emerging from the top. Plants naturalize, spreading by rhizomes. Occurs in wet meadows and on pond edge... [ More Info ]

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Carex vulpinoidea Common Name: Fox Sedge Fox Sedge grows on moist, open ground in swamps, wet prairies or near water. Fox Sedge is one of the most abundant sedges in the Midwest. Narrow grass-like leaf blades grow in round clumps. Seedheads spray out attractively from the center of the clu... [ More Info ]

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Carpinus caroliniana Common Name: American Hornbeam American Hornbeam is a handsome small- to medium-sized tree with multiple stems that forms wide, horizontal canopy. Good fall color. Beautiful thin, blue-gray bark is ornamental. ... [ More Info ]

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Carya 'Mixed' Common Name: Mixed Hickory Hickory is a hardy, slow-growing native that does best on dry, upland sites. The leaves and fruits are an important food for many animals. The wood is used for fuel, and a variety of durable products. ... [ More Info ]

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Carya aquatica Common Name: Water Hickory Water Hickory is found in wet, poorly-drained soils. Water Hickory withstands spring floods better than most trees because it breaks dormancy later.... [ More Info ]

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Carya cordiformis Common Name: Bitternut Hickory Bitternut Hickory provides wildlife food and cover. Great for wetlands and conservation projects. ... [ More Info ]

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Carya glabra Common Name: Pignut Hickory Pignut Hickory is a hardy, slow-growing native that does best on dry, upland sites. Pignut Hickory has similar bark to Shagbark Hickory on mature specimens.... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis Common Name: Pecan The largest member of the hickory family is the Pecan. Prefers rich, moist soils. Tall straight trunk with symmetrical, broadly oval crown. The sweet edible nuts of Pecan are favored by wildlife and people. ... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Chetopa' Common Name: Chetopa Pecan 'Chetopa' is a dependable and hardy selection that shows good resistance to scab. Tall straight trunk with symmetrical, broadly oval crown. ... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Colby' Common Name: Colby Pecan 'Colby' is the best of Forrest Keeling's seed-grown, native cultivar pecans for understock, especially in northern climates. ... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Colby Grafted' Common Name: Grafted Colby Pecan 'Colby' is the best of Forrest Keeling's seed-grown, native cultivar pecans for understock, especially in northern climates. SOLD OUT NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR FALL 2011. ... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Kanza' Common Name: Kanza Pecan Kanza is an early maturing native cultivar pecan with smaller pecans. Kanza was primarily released for the northern pecan belt because of its superior cold hardiness and early harvest date. ... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Kanza Grafted' Common Name: Grafted Kanza Pecan Kanza is an early maturing native cultivar pecan with smaller pecans. Kanza was primarily released for the northern pecan belt because of it superior cold hardiness and early harvest date.  SOLD OUT NOW TAKING ORD... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Lakota Grafted' Common Name: Lakota Pecan 'Lakota' cross-pollinates successfully with pecan cultivars, 'Pawnee', 'Osage', and 'Giles'. Time of nut maturity is early, similar to 'Giles', and about two weeks after 'Pawnee'. SOLD OUT NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR 2011. [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Major' Common Name: Major Pecan There are many impressive features of the 'Major' pecan, particularly its heavy annual bearing characteristic. Flavorful nuts are medium-sized, thin shelled, easy to crack. ... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Normal' Common Name: Normal Pecan 'Normal' is a selection from Normal, Illinois. Tall straight trunk with symmetrical, broadly oval crown. ... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Orchard Selections' Common Name: Pecan Improved seedling varieties such as Chetopa, Colby, Kanza, Major, Normal, Pawnee, Peruque, and Posey.  Named seedlings are grown from colected seed of clonal grafted varieties in isolated orchards  These half siblings are... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Pawnee Grafted' Common Name: Grafted Pawnee Pecan The Pawnee variety of pecan has a smaller mature size than other cultivars. It is an excellent choice for people with limited space. Pawnee grows well from Georgia to Texas and is an exceptional pollinator. The nuts are large and s... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Peruque' Common Name: Peruque Pecan The 'Peruque' Pecan is an early-season producer derived from a selection of native seedlings near the Mississippi River. Average production is 81 nuts per pound, with 59% kernel. 'Peruque' kernels are golden, with tight dorsal grooves and a deep basa... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Peruque Grafted' Common Name: Grafted Peruque Pecan The Peruque Pecan is an early-season producer derived from a selection of native seedlings near the Mississippi River. 'Peruque' kernels are golden, with tight dorsal grooves and a deep basal cleft. SOLD OUT NOW TAKING ORDE... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis 'Posey' Common Name: Posey Pecan 'Posey' is an excellent pecan cultivar. 'Posey' is resistant to scab and offers early nut maturation. Recommended (1990) for planting in Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee.... [ More Info ]

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Carya illinoinensis X ovata 'Hican' Common Name: Pecan 'Hican' is a natural hybrid of native Pecan and Shagbark Hickory overlap. Generally, the seedling trees are intermediate between these two species. Fast-growing with glossy, disease-resistant foliage. The nuts are like a r... [ More Info ]

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Carya laciniosa Common Name: Shellbark Hickory Shellbark Hickory is the largest of the true hickories. The Shellbark Hickory's nut is also larger than others of the species. Bark is similar to Shagbark Hickory on mature specimens.... [ More Info ]

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Carya ovata Common Name: Shagbark Hickory Shagbark Hickory is a large tree of great character. Highly adaptable species for landscape use. The gray to brown bark peels off in thin sections. Shagbark Hickory's fall color is rich yellow and golden brown tones. Produces large, edible hickory nu... [ More Info ]

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Carya texana Common Name: Black Hickory Black Hickory is perhaps the smallest growing of all hickories. Black Hickory will grow on the poorest of sites and soils where few other trees will grow.... [ More Info ]

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Carya tomentosa Common Name: Mockernut Hickory The Mockernut Hickory is a medium to tall tree with rounded and open crown. Mockernut hickory grows in dry upland forests in Illinois, mostly in the southern two... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima '*Amy' Common Name: Amy Bond Orchard Selection™ 'Amy' Bond Orchard Chestnut offers excellent production and good-flavored nuts. Disease-resistant. Mother tree typically produces two nuts per bur.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima '*Dunstan' Common Name: Dunstan Bond Orchard Selection™ 'Dunstan' is a disease-resistant production selection with unusual vigor and uniformity. Superior nut production and above average nut size.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima '*Eaton' Common Name: Eaton Bond Orchard Selection™ Eaton Chestnut is a great production selection. Large, glossy, serrated foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima '*Homestead' Common Name: Homestead Bond Orchard Selection™ Homestead Chestnut is a great production selection. Large, glossy, serrated foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima '*Peach' Common Name: Peach Bond Orchard Selection™ Peach Chestnut is a great production selection. Large, glossy, serrated foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima '*Qing' Common Name: Qing Bond Orchard Selection™ 'Qing' Chestnut was developed by the Bond Chestnut Farm to produce prolific, quality nuts on disease-resistant trees.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima '*Sleeping Giant' Common Name: Sleeping Giant Bond Orchard Selection™ 'Sleeping Giant' Chestnut is a great production selection. Large, glossy, serrated foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima 'Dunstan Grafted' Common Name: Dunstan Grafted Chestnut The Dunstan Grafted Bond Orchard Chestnut is a great production selection. Displays unusual vigor, uniformity, and disease-resistance with superior nut production and above average nut size.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima 'Eaton Grafted' Common Name: Eaton Grafted Chestnut Eaton Grafted Chestnut is a great production selection. Large, glossy, serrated foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima 'Gideon Grafted' Common Name: Gideon Grafted Chinese Chestnut 'Gideon' is a disease- and cold-resistant hybrid Chinese Chestnut cultivar with excellent fruit production. ... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima 'Homestead Grafted' Common Name: Homestead Grafted Chestnut Homestead Grafted Chestnut is a great production selection. Large, glossy, serrated foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima 'Improved Chinese Chestnut' Common Name: Improved Chinese Chestnut Improved Chinese Chestnut is a production selection from a superior orchard strain. Unusual vigor, uniformity, and disease-resistance with superior nut production.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima 'Peach Grafted' Common Name: Peach Grafted Chestnut Peach Grafted Chestnut is a great production selection. Large, glossy, serrated foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima 'Qing Grafted' Common Name: Qing Grafted Chestnut 'Qing' Grafted Chestnut produces prolific, quality nuts on disease-resistant trees.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea mollissima 'Sleeping Giant Grafted' Common Name: Sleeping Giant Grafted Chestnut 'Sleeping Giant' Grafted Chestnut is a great production selection. Large, glossy, serrated foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Castanea spp 'Colossal' Common Name: Colossal Chestnut This chestnut variety is a hybrid between the disease resistant Chinese Chestnut (Castanea mollissima) and the European Spanish Chestn... [ More Info ]

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Catalpa bignoniodes Common Name: Southern Catalpa Southern Catalpa is a medium to large tree that grows with an irregular oval crown. Southern Catalpa occurs along streams, bluff bases and in both low and upland woods. White, spring flower clusters can be a real showstopper. Flowers are followed by ... [ More Info ]

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Catalpa speciosa Common Name: Northern Catalpa Northern Catalpa is a medium- to large-sized tree with open-rounded to narrow-oval crown. Found along streams and in both low and upland woods.White, spring flower clusters can be a real showstopper. Flowers are followed by long, slender, green seedp... [ More Info ]

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Celastrus scandens Common Name: American Bittersweet American Bittersweet is a native woody vine, often found growing over trees or fences. The characteristic fruit is a round, orange-yellow capsule which opens in autumn, disclosing the scarlet-colored seed pod. Seed provides food for wildlife in the w... [ More Info ]

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Celtis laevigata Common Name: Sugarberry Sugarberry is a large overstory tree of bottomland forests. The small fruits are sweet, but barely edible. Fall color is a modest yellow. ... [ More Info ]

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Celtis occidentalis Common Name: Hackberry Hackberry is a reliable, fast-growing, all-purpose shade tree. Hackberry's pyramidal shape when young then develops a broad crown with ascending branches. The leaves are medium green. Fall foliage is a soft yellow. Birds and wildlife relish the small... [ More Info ]

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Ceonanthus americanus Common Name: New Jersey Tea New Jersey Tea is a compact native shrub with abundant, white spring flowers. Butterfly magnet!... [ More Info ]

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Cephalanthus occidentalis Common Name: Buttonbush Hundreds of ball-shaped, creamy white flowers dangle from Buttonbush in August. Butterflies and insects find the nectar of Buttonbush irresistable.... [ More Info ]

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Cephalanthus occidentalis 'Sputnik' Common Name: Sputnik Buttonbush Pale pink, late summer flower clusters explode from 'Sputnik' Buttonbush. Nectar of its "honeyball" flowers are a magnet for butterflies and other pollinators.... [ More Info ]

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Cercidiphyllum japonicum Common Name: Katsura Tree Katsura tree is a deciduous, single or multi-trunked, understory tree with beautiful shape and its attractive foliage. Rounded leaves are reddish purple in spring, mature to medium green with a slight bluish tinge in summe... [ More Info ]

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Cercis canadensis Common Name: Redbud, multi-stem Eastern Redbud is the native favorite and harbinger of spring that explodes with rosy pink flowers in April. Our native Eastern Redbud does well in sun to dappled shade and will adapt to any average garden soil. ... [ More Info ]

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Cercis canadensis Common Name: Redbud Eastern Redbud is the native favorite and harbinger of spring that explodes with rosy pink flowers in April. Native Eastern Redbud does well in sun to dappled shade. Adapts to any average garden soil.... [ More Info ]

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Cercis canadensis 'Covey PP10328' Common Name: Lavender Twist Redbud In spring, Lavender Twist Redbud offers clusters of magenta buds open to rosy-pink flowers born on branches that are both pendulous and weeping. Zigzaging branches form a cascading fall of rich green heart-shaped leaves. Fall folia... [ More Info ]

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Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy' Common Name: Forest Pansy Redbud Forest Pansy Redbud has intensely colored reddish-purple heart-shaped leaves in the spring that become a deep reddish green in the summer. Spring flowers are a darker rose-purple color than the native species. ... [ More Info ]

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Cercis canadensis 'Royal White' Common Name: Royal White Redbud Royal White, offers the best  of the redbud species with showy, large white flowers in early spring. More compact tree than Eastern Redbud, it is effective as a single specimen, in groupings, in a shrub border, or naturalized.... [ More Info ]

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Cercis chinensis 'Avondale' Common Name: Avondale Redbud Avondale Redbud is a small show-stopper and considered the most showy of all the redbuds. Avondale Redbud has deep purple spring flowers along its branches and even on the main trunk. Grown as a single stem or multi-stemmed tree. [ More Info ]

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Chasmanthium latifolium Common Name: Northern Sea Oats Upright clumps of green leaves turn copper in fall and brown in winter. Attractive flat seed heads are good in fresh or dried arrangements. Prefers light shade and damp soil. Can self-sow prolifically. Good ground cover in moist areas.... [ More Info ]

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Chelone obliqua Common Name: Rose Turtlehead Dense spikes of rose-red flowers bloom in late summer and early fall. Butterflies are attracted to the nectar. The deep green, glossy foliage is handsome all season long. Rose Turtlehead grows best in full sun and moist soil.... [ More Info ]

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Chionanthus virginicus Common Name: Fringetree Shimmering, white fringed flowers cover Fringetree in May or June followed by small, round fall fruit on female trees. Fringetree leaves often turn bright yellow in fall. Grow in part sun to shade as a small tree or shrub. Beautiful as a single speci... [ More Info ]

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Chrysopsis camporum Common Name: Golden Aster Golden Aster is a showy native wildflower with yellow flowers. It attracts butterflies. Golden Aster is drought tolerant and grows best in well drained average soil in full sun. Bright yellow flowers bloom late summer. Occurs in dry rocky prairies, ... [ More Info ]

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Cladrastis kentukea/lutea Common Name: Yellowwood Yellowwood is an excellent, medium-sized specimen tree, with light green compound leaves turning gold in fall. Spectacular panicles of fragrant, creamy-white spring flowers. Yellowwood bark is very smooth and gray. This is an underused, beautiful na... [ More Info ]

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Clethra alnifolia 'Ruby Spice' Common Name: Ruby Spice Summersweet 'Ruby Spice' is noted for its fragrant rose-pink flowers that bloom in late summer. It is a densely-branched, rounded, suckering shrub. Flowers attract butterflies and bees.... [ More Info ]

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Coreopsis lanceolata Common Name: Lanceleaf Coreopsis Lanceleaf Coreopsis is a native with showy, deep-yellow flowers on tough, drought-tolerant plants. Lanceleaf Coreopsis is great for naturalizing and establishes easily from seed.... [ More Info ]

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Coreopsis palmata Common Name: Prairie Coreopsis Prairie Coreopsis has soft yellow, daisy-like flowers on stiff upright stems bloom from late spring to mid-summer. Prairie Coreopsis makes a good cut flower and seed source for birds. It spreads by rhizomes and self-seeding.... [ More Info ]

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Coreopsis tinctoria Common Name: Plains Coreopsis Plains Coreopsis has lots of yellow flowers with red centers bloom from from June to September. Nicely textured leaves are deeply divided into narrow leaflets. This is a good cut flower and good seed source for birds.... [ More Info ]

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Coreopsis tripteris Common Name: Stifftick Coreopsis Stifftick Coreopsis is a tall, slender native wildflower found in prairies, dry open woods and along roadsides. Single, yellow, daisy-like flowers bloom atop slender, erect stems from mid to late summer into fall.... [ More Info ]

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Cornus alba 'Argenteo Marginata' Common Name: Variegated Dogwood Variegated Dogwood is a beautiful ornamental shrub with variegated cream and green foliage. Bright red branches add color to the winter scenery. A distinctive focal point in any setting.... [ More Info ]

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Cornus alternifolia Common Name: Pagoda Dogwood Pagoda Dogwood has flat-topped clusters of fragrant, white spring flowers followed by blue-black berries on red stems. Spreading, low-branched tree with horizontal habit and burgundy fall foliage. Good alternative to cold-sensitive Flowering Dogwood... [ More Info ]

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Cornus amomum Common Name: Silky Dogwood Silky Dogwood is a hardy shrub or small tree that produces flat clusters of white spring flowers followed by blue berries, an important food source for birds and a number of mammals. Single trees will form thickets if the suckers are not pruned back.... [ More Info ]

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Cornus drummondii Common Name: Roughleaf Dogwood Roughleaf Dogwood is a hardy shrub or small tree. Flat clusters of tiny white spring flowers. White, summer fruit is important food source for wildlife. Leaves turn burgundy in early fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Cornus florida Common Name: Flowering Dogwood Native Flowering Dogwood has distinctive white spring flowers on horizontal branches. Clusters of glossy red fruit in fall persist into winter and are relished by birds. Consistent deep red fall leaf color. Flowering Dogwood is best grown as an under... [ More Info ]

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Cornus florida 'Cherokee Princess' Common Name: Cherokee Princess Flowering Dogwood 'Cherokee Princess' Flowering Dogwood has large white flowers in early spring. Bronze-green spring foliage turns dark green in summer and red in fall. Horizontal branching habit, usually with a flat topped crown, is often wider than high at maturity.... [ More Info ]

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Cornus foemina (racemosa) Common Name: Gray Dogwood Stiff Dogwood is a shrub-form dogwood found on low, moist sites. Stiff, upright branches with ruddy stems and creamy white flowers. Blue drupe fruits mature in the fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Cornus kousa var. chinensis Common Name: Kousa Dogwood Kousa, or Chinese, Dogwood is an attractive specimen tree with horizontal tiers of branches. Attractive spring flowers followed in fall by hanging red fruit and red foliage make this a desirable specimen tree. ... [ More Info ]

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Cornus kousa var. chinensis 'Milky Way' Common Name: Milky Way Dogwood Kousa, or Chinese, Dogwood is an attractive specimen tree with horizontal tiers of branches. The variety, 'Milky Way' is larger and has more prolific spring flowering than the native species. ... [ More Info ]

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Cornus mas 'Redstone' Common Name: Redstone Cornelian Cherry 'Redstone' Cornelian Cherry is a low-branching shrub that is more erect in appearance and more vigorous than the species. Tiny, yellow flowers bloom in late winter to early spring before the foliage. Fall foliage is red. This cultivar of the native f... [ More Info ]

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Cornus obliqua Common Name: Swamp Dogwood Swamp Dogwood is a hardy shrub or small tree that produces flat clusters of tiny white flowers in late spring. Its habit is similar to the two native species, Roughleaf and Gray Dogwood. The summer fruit is white and is an important food source for b... [ More Info ]

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Cornus officinalis Common Name: Japanese Cornelian Dogwood Japanese Cornelian Dogwood is a low-branching shrub similar to Cornelian Cherry Dogwood, but with enhanced, exfoliating bark. Tiny, star-like, yellow flowers abundant late winter to early spring before foliage. Excellent deep red fall color.... [ More Info ]

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Cornus stolonifera Common Name: Redosier Dogwood Redosier Dogwood is an open, spreading shrub with low, horizontal branches. Plants spread easily by stolons, or natural layering of lower stems. Dark, blood-red bark provides winter interest.... [ More Info ]

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Cornus stolonifera (sericea) 'Flaviramea' Common Name: Yellow Twig Dogwood 'Flaviramea' Yellow Twig Dogwood is a native selection. Young shoots are bright, yellow-green. Striking in winter where planted in groves or combined with Redosier Dogwood. ... [ More Info ]

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Corylus americana Common Name: American Filbert American Filbert is a shrub that forms rounded thickets. In spring, short, yellow-brown catkins bloom. Female flowers mature in summer into edible nuts that are eaten by wildlife. Fall color is beautiful and varied in color. ... [ More Info ]

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Corylus americana 'Sun Harvest' Common Name: Sun Harvest Filbert 'Sun Harvest' Filbert is an introduction of the USDA. ... [ More Info ]

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Corylus avellana Common Name: European Filbert European Filbert prefers a sunny, open location with any good soil. Will naturalize to form thickets with fibrous, suckering roots. Excellent for conservation plantings or to stabilize soil. ... [ More Info ]

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Corylus avellana 'Harry Lauder's Walkingstick' Common Name: Contorted Filbert Contorted Filbert has contorted habit and leaves, golden catkins and gnarled branches. Eye-catching specimen plant!... [ More Info ]

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Cotinus coggygria Common Name: Pink Smoketree Pink Smoketree is a multi-stemmed small tree with open habit that turns a smoky pink color from June through August. Leaves, too, are showy, turning from medium blue-green to yellow-red-purple in the fall. Good choice for a shrub border or other grou... [ More Info ]

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Cotinus coggygria atropurpurea Common Name: Purple Smoketree Purple Smoketree offers stunning purple foliage that turns red in autumn. Dark green leaves turn a spectacular mix of yellow, orange, red and burgundy in fall. The "smoke" is not its flowers but the colorful stalks that remain afte... [ More Info ]

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Cotinus coggygria X obovatus 'Grace' Common Name: Grace Smoketree 'Grace' is an elegant hybrid of the European and North American Smoketree species. Great foliage color, brighter than species. Upright and spreading habit.... [ More Info ]

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Cotinus obovatus Common Name: American Smoke Tree Very striking color in the fall that lasts three to four weeks.  Smoketree is best used in a shrub border or trained as a multiple trunked patio or accent tree.  A North American native, American Smoketree is tolerant of ... [ More Info ]

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Cotoneaster apiculatus Common Name: Cranberry Cotoneaster Cotoneaster is a low, wide spreading shrub with stiff branching patterns.  Dark glossy green leaves changing to bronzy red or purplish tones in the fall.  Effective as a bank cover, foundation plant, shrub border, or as a... [ More Info ]

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Crataegus crusgalli Common Name: Cockspur Hawthorn Cockspur Hawthorn is a small tree developing a flattened crown with long horizontal branches. Clusters of white flowers bloom followed by deep red berries that persist into late fall or winter. The fruit is great for wildlife; thorns provide great p... [ More Info ]

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Crataegus phaenopyrum Common Name: Washington Hawthorn Washington Hawthorn is a broadly oval tree with lustrous dark green leaves. The young foliage is purple and fall color is orange, red or purple. This is the last hawthorn to flower with white flowers in early June. The glossy red fruit persists unti... [ More Info ]

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Crataegus viridis Common Name: Green Hawthorn Green Hawthorn has clusters of white flowers followed by bright red fall berries. Green Hawthorn is a thornless hawthorn variety, and a true landscape beauty. Scarlet fall foliage. Fruit lasts almost all winter. On older trunks, the bark exfoliates... [ More Info ]

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Dalea candida Common Name: White Prairie Clover White Prairie Clover is a member of the legume family and is known for its tall, slender, showy upright clump habit. From June through September, the flower spikes bloom with clusters of white flowers that appear like buttons, opening from the bottom... [ More Info ]

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Dalea purpurea Common Name: Purple Prairie Clover Purple Prairie Clover is a nitrogen-fixing legume with tiny, purple flowers on compact, cone-shaped heads. It is attractive to butterflies and bees, adapts to many soil types and is drought tolerant due to its slender taproot.... [ More Info ]

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Desmanthus illinoensis Common Name: Prairie Bundleflower Prairie Bundleflower has white, dense spheres of florets on stalks. Compound leaves have soft, fern-like appearance. Brown, sickle-shaped Prairie Bundleflower fruits are borne in clusters. Excellent wildlife plant.... [ More Info ]

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Diospyros virginiana Common Name: Persimmon Commonly seen along fencerows, roadsides and field edges, Persimmon is a slow-growing tree that produces small, bell-shaped flowers in spring. After frost, mature persimmon fruits turn orange and taste similar to an apricot. Persimmon fruits are a v... [ More Info ]

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Echinacea pallida Common Name: Pale Purple Coneflower In late spring to mid-summer, tall bare stems are topped with single, showy lavender pink flowers with drooping petals and cone-shaped brown seed heads. It makes a good cut or dried flower. If old flower heads are not removed the seeds are eaten by... [ More Info ]

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Echinacea purpurea Common Name: Purple Coneflower Purple Coneflower is a perennial favorite! Robust and drought-tolerant, this species is native to the midwestern and southeastern United States. Prefers full sun to partial shade in fertile, well-drained soils. Purple Coneflower is easy to naturalize... [ More Info ]

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Elaeagnus angustifolia Common Name: Russian Olive Russian Olive is a small, thorny shrub or small tree. Its stems, buds, and leaves have a dense covering of silvery to rusty scales. Highly aromatic, creamy yellow flowers appear in June and July and are later replaced by clusters of abundant, egg-sha... [ More Info ]

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Eleocaris palustris Common Name: Creeping Spike Rush Native Creeping Spike Rush forms dense tufts of smooth, upright, unbranched stems, to two feet in height. Flowers from June through August. Seedheads are brown, scaly and conical and provide food for waterfowl. Creeping Spike Rush is distinguished fr... [ More Info ]

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Elymus canadense Common Name: Canada Wild Rye This fast-growing prairie grass is not only attractive, it also serves as an excellent native nurse crop for prairie seedings. The beautiful curving seedheads on five foot tall stalks resemble cultivated rye. Grows on an incredible range of soils, in... [ More Info ]

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Elymus virginicus Common Name: Virginia Wild Rye Similar to Canada Wild Rye, this graceful grass grows in full sun or moderate shade. Excellent for stabilizing disturbed soils in woodland situations, the plants grow in almost any soil and does particularly well in slightly moist soils along woodlan... [ More Info ]

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Equisetum hyemale Common Name: Horsetail Vigorously spreading clumps of cylindrical, gray-green to bright green stems with cream-colored bands accented by black fringe. Stems turn bronze in winter; flowers are cone-like spikes at the stem tips. Adapts to full sun or part shade but thrives ... [ More Info ]

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Eryngium yuccifolium Common Name: Rattlesnake Master Rattlesnake Master is a Midwest native plant which occurs in rocky woods, prairies and glades. It was a common plant of the vast, tallgrass prairie. Rattlesnake Master has bold, basal rosettes of parallel-veined, bristly-edged, sword-shaped leaves re... [ More Info ]

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Euonymus alatus 'Compacta' Common Name: Dwarf Burning Bush Dwarf Burning Bush is a compact, slow growing shrub. The dark green leaves turn rose-red in fall. Excellent as a hedge, screen, or accent to evergreens.... [ More Info ]

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Euonymus atropurpurea Common Name: Eastern Wahoo Eastern Wahoo is a shrub or small tree that blooms in the spring with small purple flowers followed by scarlet red fruit that is enjoyed by birds. Eastern Wahoo has brilliant red fall foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Eupatorium coelestinum Common Name: Mist Flower One of the shortest of all the Eupatoriums, this native perennial version of the annual ageratum gives a good show of color from mid-summer to early fall with flat-topped flower heads of tufty, dense clusters of bright blue-violet flowers. Excellent ... [ More Info ]

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Fagus grandiflora Common Name: American Beech American Beech is a large tree, with a dense, oval to round crown and smooth, silvery-gray bark. The leaves are dark green, simple and sparsely-toothed with small teeth. The fruit is a small, sharply-angled nut, borne in pairs in a soft-spined, four... [ More Info ]

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Forsythia viridissima 'Bronxensis' Common Name: Bronx Forsythia This low growing forsythia is used as a groundcover in mass plantings and on banks.  ... [ More Info ]

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Forsythia x intermedia 'Courtasol' Common Name: Gold Tide Forsythia Hardy, rapid, and upright growing, 'Gold Tide' Forsythia is an excellent, compact, dwarf cultivar of the classic shrub. Light yellow flowers open fully and are very heavily distributed along the stems in spring before the foliage emerges. ... [ More Info ]

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Forsythia x intermedia 'Lynwood Gold' Common Name: Lynwood Gold Forsythia Hardy, rapid, and upright growing, 'Lynwood Gold' Forsythia is an excellent cultivar of the classic shrub with brilliant golden spring flowers that open fully all along stems before foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Fothergilla x intermedia ''Mount Airy'' Common Name: Mount Airy Fothergilla 'Mount Airy' offers abundant, fragrant white spring flowers after the foliage emerges. Flowers have a honey-scented frangance. Leathery, dark green leaves turn shades of yellow, orange and red-purple in fall.... [ More Info ]

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Franklinia alatamaha Common Name: Franklinia Tree Franklinia Tree, or Ben Franklin's Tree, is an excellent small tree with magnolia-like white flowers in late summer. The large, shiny green leaves turn a brilliant red in the fall.... [ More Info ]

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Fraxinus americana Common Name: White Ash White Ash is a large and fast growing shade tree. One of the first trees to color in fall, White Ash has outstanding fall colors ranging from yellow to deep purple and maroon. The leaves are compound with five to nine leaflets. The bark is ash gray w... [ More Info ]

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Fraxinus pennsylvanica lanceolata Common Name: Green Ash Green Ash is a large and fast growing shade tree. Adapts to many sites. Upright habit, spreading with age. Fall color is yellow but less colorful than White Ash. ... [ More Info ]

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Fraxinus quadrangulata Common Name: Blue Ash Blue Ash is a large and fast growing shade tree is adaptable to many sites. Habit is strongly upright and spreading with age. It has compound leaves with five to nine leaflets and gray bark. Blue Ash bark is pale beige to gray and has furrows that... [ More Info ]

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Geranium maculatum Common Name: Wild Geranium In spring, Wild Geranium, a clump-forming woodland perennial forms a mound of deeply cut, palmately-lobed, dark green foliage. Wild Geranium flowers for six to seven weeks with 1 1/4" diameter, medium-pink to lilac, saucer-shaped, five-petaled flower... [ More Info ]

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Ginkgo biloba Common Name: Ginkgo Ginkgo is a great tree with rounded form for urban environments. Unique fan-shaped leaves turn gold in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Gleditsia triacanthos Common Name: Honeylocust Honeylocust is a fast-growing tree with fragrant, white spring flowers. Its delicate, open silhouette lets grass grow underneath. Tiny leaflets turn yellow or yellow-green in fall. Pollution, salt- and drought-tolerant. Adapts to a... [ More Info ]

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Gleditsia triacanthos inermis 'Shademaster®' Common Name: Shademaster® Thornless Honeylocust Shademaster Honeylocust is a fast-growing tree found on moist bottomlands or limestone soils. Hardy and tolerant of drought and salinity, it a good choice for windbreaks and erosion control, and for demanding urban settings. ... [ More Info ]

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Gleditsia triacanthos inermis 'Skycole' Common Name: Skyline Thornless Honeylocust Skyline Thornless Honeylocust is a fast-growing tree with fragrant, white spring flowers. Its leaves are rounded with bright golden tips. Fall foliage is a golden yellow. The small leaves and open crown lets grass grow underneath. Pollution, salt- an... [ More Info ]

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Glyceria striata Common Name: Fowl Manna Grass Fowl Manna Grass is tolerant of any soil. It can grow in part shade or sun. Fowl Manna Grass requires wet soil and can grow in standing water. Plants of this genus are often planted in and around water gardens because they have attractive open flower... [ More Info ]

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Gymnocladus dioicus Common Name: Kentucky Coffeetree Native Kentucky Coffeetree adapts to wide variety of sites. Upright crown and heavy branching. ... [ More Info ]

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Halesia carolina Common Name: Carolina Silverbell Carolina Silverbell is a small native tree with white, bell-shaped spring flowers. Full sun or partial shade. ... [ More Info ]

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Hamamelis vernalis Common Name: Spring Witchhazel From late winter into early spring, this unique native shrub blooms when little else is flowering. The fragrant yellow flowers of Spring Witchhazel can persist for three to four weeks and may be clustered or solitary. Spring Witchhazel flowers are ye... [ More Info ]

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Hamamelis virginiana Common Name: American Witchhazel American Witchhazel is a tall shrub or small tree with upright spreading branches. Fragrant, yellow fall or early winter flowers open are a boon to migrating hummingbirds. The golden fall leaf color can be outstanding and ofte... [ More Info ]

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Helenium autumnale Common Name: Sneezeweed Erect, clump-forming, native perennial which occurs in moist soils along streams, ponds or ditches. Typically grows three to five feet tall on rigid, distinctively winged stems which branch near the top. Features clusters of daisy-like flowers with d... [ More Info ]

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Helianthus occidentalis Common Name: Western Sunflower In late summer to fall, the bright yellow flowers of Western Sunflower appear on leafless, hairy stems. Western Sunflower seeds are enjoyed by birds. Good species for dry sites and prairie plantings.... [ More Info ]

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Helianthus strumosus Common Name: Paleleaf Woodland Sunflower The large, yellow flowers of Woodland Sunflower brighten up shady gardens from late summer into early autumn. Woodland Sunflower grows well on the edges of woodlands and in woodland openings, but does best when receiving a few hours of direct sunligh... [ More Info ]

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Heliopsis helianthoides Common Name: Ox-eye Sunflower Ox-eye Sunflower blooms for weeks in late summer with golden yellow daisy-like flowers that attract butterflies. Ox-eye Sunflower makes a good cut flower and songbirds enjoy the mature seed.... [ More Info ]

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Heuchera micrantha 'Palace Purple' Common Name: Palace Purple Coral Bells Unique deep purple foliage with dark red stems fade to bronzed green in hot summers. Small pink and white flowers bloom in spring and last into the summer.... [ More Info ]

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Hibiscus lasiocarpus Common Name: Rose Mallow Rose Mallow plants take shrub-like form and offer showy blooms in mid-summer for many weeks. The white or pink flowers of Rose Mallow have red centers and are four to five inches across.... [ More Info ]

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Hibiscus militaris Common Name: Rose Mallow Easy-to-grow plant that will bloom equally well in full sun or part shade, as long as soil is kept evenly moist. Flowers seem to hold their pink tinge better where not exposed to direct overhead at midday.... [ More Info ]

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Hibiscus moscheutos Common Name: Crimson-eyed Rose Mallow Multi-stemmed, shrub-like herbaceous perennial which dies back in winter and re-sprouts in spring. The leaves are velvety beneath and smooth on top. The flowers are about six inches across, with white or pink petals and crimson centers.... [ More Info ]

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Hibiscus syriacus 'Double Red' Common Name: Hardy Hibiscus 'Double Red' Hardy Hibiscus, or Rose of Sharon, lends a great tropical look to northern gardens. This resilient Rose of Sharon has wine-colored, double blooms that cover the shrub from early summer till frost. The nectar attracts lots of butterflies ... [ More Info ]

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Hydrangea arborescens Common Name: Wild Hydrangea Wild Hydrangea plants form rounded mounds and bloom in June with large clusters of flat, creamy white flowers that last for many weeks and can be used in dried flower arrangements. Wild Hydrangea flowers are pollen-rich and attract butterflies and o... [ More Info ]

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Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle' Common Name: Annabelle Hydrangea 'Annabelle' Hydrangea is a shade-loving plant with erect white blooms. The plants are resistant to Japanese Beetle. Large, coarse, dark green leaves. Thrives in shade. Cut back Annabelle Hydrangea each spring to encourage blooms. Excellent in border,... [ More Info ]

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Hydrangea arborescens 'Hills of Snow' Common Name: Hills of Snow Hydrangea Hills of Snow Hydrangea is a bold, dominant plant with spectacular creamy white bloom heads that last up to two months. Coarse, dark green leaves. Excellent in shady border, foundation and mass plantings.... [ More Info ]

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Hydrangea macrophylla 'Glowing Embers' Common Name: Glowing Embers Hydrangea Glowing Embers Hydrangea is an ornamental shrub with large, lush crimson flowers. Compact habit, coarse foliage, and disease- and pest-resistant. ... [ More Info ]

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Hydrangea macrophylla 'Penny Mac' Common Name: Penny Mac Hydrangea 'Penny Mac' Hydrangea blooms on new wood with a tight growth habit. Blooms consistently, even if the first buds are killed by a late frost.... [ More Info ]

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Hydrangea macrophylla Bailmer 'Endless Summer pp15298' Common Name: Endless Summer® Hydrangea 'Endless Summer' Hydrangea blooms spring through fall. Cold hardy. Large mophead flowers bloom on past and current season growth, assuring every season will produce a spectacular show.... [ More Info ]

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Hydrangea paniculata 'Pee Gee' Common Name: Pee Gee Hydrangea 'Pee Gee' Hydrangea is a bold plant with large white flower clusters that last up to two months. Resistant to Japanese Beetle. Excellent in shady borders, spectacular massed.... [ More Info ]

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Hydrangea quercifolia Common Name: Oakleaf Hydrangea Dramatic, white-blooming shrub with four seasons of interest. Deeply lobed foliage turns brilliant crimson in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Hydrangea quercifolia 'Alice' Common Name: Alice Oakleaf Hydrangea 'Alice' is a superior hydrangea selection that branches well. Full, rounded shrub that bears foot-long white flower clusters that age to soft rose as they mature. Stunning burgundy red fall color and peeling cinnamon bark make thi... [ More Info ]

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Hydrangea quercifolia 'Snow Queen' Common Name: Snow Queen Oakleaf Hydrangea Dramatic, white-blooming shrub with four seasons of interest. White, 8-inch-long, conical flower clusters bloom through summer and dry a rosy pink. Deeply lobed foliage turns brilliant crimson in fall. [ More Info ]

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Hypericum frondosum 'Sunburst' Common Name: Sunburst Hypericum Sunburst Hypericum is a small, dense shrub. Bright yellow summer blooms are showy. Brown fall seed pods remain on the plant all winter.... [ More Info ]

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Hypericum prolificum Common Name: Shrubby St. John's Wort Shrubby St. John's Wort is a dense shrub with stiff erect stems and blue-green leaves blooms in summer with showy, yellow flowers. Brown seed pods form in fall and remain on the plant all winter Older gray bark of Shrubby St. John's Wort peels back ... [ More Info ]

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Ilex decidua Common Name: Deciduous Holly Deciduous Holly is a shrub or small tree. White spring flowers are followed by orange or red berries on female plants. ... [ More Info ]

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Ilex decidua 'Red River' Common Name: Red River Holly 'Red River Holly' is a female selection of Deciduous Holly that has prolific fruiting. 'Red River Holly' can be used as a shrub or small tree. It produces white flowers in late spring and early summer followed by orange or red berries on female plant... [ More Info ]

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Ilex glabra 'Compacta' Common Name: Inkberry Inkberry is a very compact shrub for variety of sites. 'Compacta' is a dense cultivar of the native shrub.... [ More Info ]

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Ilex opaca Common Name: American Holly American Holly is an evergreen tree with a narrow, pyramidal crown and dark green leaves produces red berries on the female plant that ripen in October and persist through the winter. American Holly berries attract birds.... [ More Info ]

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Ilex verticillata Common Name: Winterberry Holly Winterberry is a slow-growing, suckering shrub with upright, rounded habit. Fruit occurs on female plants and requires male plant for pollination.... [ More Info ]

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Ilex verticillata 'Southern Gentleman' Common Name: Southern Gentleman Winterberry 'Southern Gentleman' Winterberry is a male winterberry cultivar necessary for pollination of all southern female winterberries with later overlapping bloom time.... [ More Info ]

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Ilex verticillata 'Winter Red' Common Name: Winter Red Winterberry Holly Winterberry is slow-growing with upright rounded habit. Heavy fruiting, bright red color. ... [ More Info ]

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Ilex X meservae 'China Boy' Common Name: China Boy Holly China Boy Holly is a tough, compact evergreen with medium-green, lustrous foliage. Required for pollination and fruiting of China Girl (female) Holly. ... [ More Info ]

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Ilex X meservae 'China Girl' Common Name: China Girl Holly China Girl Holly is a tough, compact evergreen shrub with lustrous foliage and bright red fruit on (female) plants. Fruit requires pollination from China Boy (male) plant.... [ More Info ]

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Iris cristata Common Name: Crested Iris Blue flowers of Crested Iris float above the foliage which remains handsome through summer. Crested Iris is a good choice for a naturalized ground cover.... [ More Info ]

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Iris fulva Common Name: Copper Iris In late spring, beardless, crestless, deep copper flowers bloom. The flowers are attractive to and are pollinated by hummingbirds. The leaves are bright green and sword shaped; they remain attractive all season long.... [ More Info ]

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Iris versicolor Common Name: Blue Flag A hardy lakeshore perennial of shallow water, two to three tall. Flowers bloom May to June and are large and showy. Petals are light to deep blue with yellow and whitish markings at the base of the sepals. Each stem bears two or three flowers. The w... [ More Info ]

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Iris virginica shrevii Common Name: Southern Blue Flag Southern Blue Flag has narrow, bright green leaves and fragrant, blue violet flowers with falls crested in yellow and white. Southern Blue Flag is a perfect choice for rain gardens and along pond edges.... [ More Info ]

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Itea virginica Common Name: Native Virginia Sweetspire Native Virginia Sweetspire is an erect, rounded, deciduous shrub with fragrant, drooping clusters of white flowers. Leaves turn red in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Itea virginica Common Name: Virginia Sweetspire Broad habit with slender upright branches that eventually arch over. Blooms in May or June with fragrant clusters of drooping creamy white flowers. In fall, the dark green leaves turn scarlet and remain showy for many weeks.... [ More Info ]

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Itea virginica 'Little Henry' Common Name: Little Henry Sweetspire Lightly scented, white flowers bloom in early summer. Mounded, compact habit for rain gardens, moist beds and borders. Vibrant red fall color is persistent.... [ More Info ]

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Juglans cinerea Common Name: Butternut Native Butternut, or White Walnut, is a slow-growing tree. The butternut is a prized wildlife food.... [ More Info ]

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Juglans nigra Common Name: Black Walnut Black Walnut, is a fast-growing Midwest native tree of bottomlands and open fields. Its beautiful, fine-grained wood is prized for woodworking and quality veneer. Nutmeats enjoyed by humans and wildlife.... [ More Info ]

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Juglans nigra 'Emma K Grafted' Common Name: Emma K Grafted Walnut Emma K is known for its large oval nut.  Very productive in annual cropping of walnuts.  Emma K has a high percentage of meat while being one of the thinnest shelled black walnuts. ... [ More Info ]

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Juglans nigra 'Orchard Selections' Common Name: Black Walnut Improved seedling varieties such as Purdue #1, Quick Crop, and Sauber.  Named seedlings are grown from collected seed of clonal grafted varietes in isolated orchards.  These half siblings are a result of cross pollination... [ More Info ]

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Juglans nigra 'Purdue #1' Common Name: Purdue #1 Black Walnut 'Purdue #1' is a rapidly-growing walnut cultivar with good nut production.... [ More Info ]

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Juglans nigra 'Quick Crop' Common Name: Quick Crop Black Walnut 'Quick Crop' is a rapidly-growing walnut cultivar with early nut production.... [ More Info ]

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Juglans nigra 'Sauber' Common Name: Sauber Black Walnut 'Sauber' is a rapidly-growing walnut cultivar with good nut production.... [ More Info ]

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Juglans nigra 'Sauber Grafted' Common Name: Sauber Grafted Walnut Sauber Grafted Black Walnut is excellent in nut quality.  With thirty percent kernel averaging eighteen nuts per pounds. ... [ More Info ]

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Juglans nigra 'Thomas Black' Common Name: Thomas Black Walnut 'Thomas Black' is a rapidly-growing walnut cultivar with good nut production. ... [ More Info ]

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Juglans regia 'Carpathian' Common Name: Carpathian Walnut 'Carpathian' is a rapidly-growing walnut cultivar with good nut production. 'Carpathian' is a cultivar with seed origin in Michigan. It has tolerated winter temperatures as low as -34 degrees.... [ More Info ]

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Juncus effusus Common Name: Soft Rush Soft Rush is a common wetland species with unique, side stem inflorescence. Blooms from May through September. Soft Rush plants will naturalize forming large clumps when left undisturbed.... [ More Info ]

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Juniperus virginiana Common Name: Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Red Cedar is an upright evergreen. Densely pyramidal when young, pendulous with age. Aromatic. Birds enjoy its blue, berry-like summer cones. ... [ More Info ]

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Knautia macedonia Common Name: Knautia Knautia is one of the finest perennials for the border we have seen. It has a very long season of flowering lasting well into the autumn and early winter. Knautia's dense, double, pin cushion scabious like flowers are a brilliantly strong cherry red,... [ More Info ]

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Koelreuteria paniculata Common Name: Golden Rain Tree Golden Raintree is a dense tree with rounded crown. Medium to fast growth. New leaves are purple, turn green, then gold in fall. Yellow flowers cover the entire crown in spring.... [ More Info ]

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Lespedeza virginica Common Name: Slender Bush Clover Slender Bush Clover is a common native species throughout the Midwest. The plant and its seeds are eaten by a variety of wildlife and livestock. It can be identified by its leaves, which are slender and hairy on both surfaces.... [ More Info ]

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Liatris aspera Common Name: Rough Blazing Star Rough Blazing Star is an upright, clump-forming, native perennial. This wildflower occurs on dry prairies and rights-of-way. Flower spikes are composed of rounded, fluffy, deep rose-purple flower heads (each 3/4" across) which are crowded into long,... [ More Info ]

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Liatris pycnostachya Common Name: Prairie Blazing Star In July and August, unbranched stalks of Prairie Blazing Star bear dense spikes of fuschia flowers on strong stems creating dramatic landscape statement. Nectar-rich flowers of Prairie Blazing Star attract butterflies and hummingbirds.... [ More Info ]

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Ligustrum X vicaryi 'Golden Vicary' Common Name: Golden Vicary Privet Golden Vicary Privet makes an excellent hedge. Good growth rate with dense, semi-evergreen foliage. Newer growth is vibrant gold, maturing to bright green. ... [ More Info ]

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Lindera benzoin Common Name: Spicebush Spicebush is a broad, rounded multi-stemmed shrub covered with fragrant, yellow-green flowers in March and April. In fall, the aromatic light green leaves of Spicebush turn a deep yellow-gold while birds feed on the small, brilliant red fruits produc... [ More Info ]

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Liquidambar styraciflua Common Name: Sweetgum The deep green, glossy, star-shaped leaves of Sweetgum turn a wonderful medley of colors in fall ranging from orange to purple to red on a single Sweetgum tree. In the fall, golf-ball size brown fruit with sharp points form.... [ More Info ]

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Liriodendron tulipifera Common Name: Tulip Poplar Tulip Poplar is a stately tree. Pyramidal when young, rounded when mature. Leaves turn golden yellow in fall. Tulip-shaped summer flowers followed by interesting fruit.... [ More Info ]

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Lobelia cardinalis Common Name: Cardinal Flower Dozens of brilliant red flowers bloom on Cardinal Flower's strong, upright stems in late summer. Hummingbirds enjoy the nectar of Cardinal Flower.... [ More Info ]

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Lobelia siphilitica Common Name: Blue Lobelia Stout spikes of two-lipped flowers bloom on Blue Lobelia in fall. In optimum growing conditions Blue Lobelia may self-seed forming attractive colonies.... [ More Info ]

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Maclura pomifera Common Name: Osage Orange Osage Orange is a small tree. The fruit has a textured rind, is nearly spherical and is filled with a sticky white sap. In fall, fruits turns a bright yellow-green and have citrus fragrance.... [ More Info ]

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Magnolia grandiflora Common Name: Southern Magnolia The popular landscape tree, Southern Magnolia, has large fragrant white flowers and evergreen leaves that make it one of the most splendid of forest trees. ... [ More Info ]

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Magnolia stellata 'Star' Common Name: Star Magnolia Star magnolia is a deciduous tree with a spreading, rounded crown. An excellent specimen tree with fragrant, 12-18 petaled, white flowers in early spring before the foliage. ... [ More Info ]

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Magnolia stellata 'Waterlily' Common Name: Waterlily Magnolia Waterlily Magnolia is a variety of Star Magnolia, but with larger, more fragrant flowers and more abundant petals. Buds are pink, while blooms are white.... [ More Info ]

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Magnolia virginiana Common Name: Sweetbay Magnolia Sweetbay Magnolia is a vigorous grower with upright growth habit and lemon-scented, creamy white flowers. Heavy, mid-spring flowering continues through summer. Glossy semi-evergreen foliage. Cone-like fruits contain bright red seeds, a fall food sour... [ More Info ]

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Magnolia X liliiflora 'Ann' Common Name: Ann Magnolia Ann is an open, rounded shrub. Red-purple blooms appear before dark green foliage that is tinged with rusty red. ... [ More Info ]

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Magnolia X liliiflora 'Jane' Common Name: Jane Magnolia Jane, a broad-rounded shrub magnolia, has reddish purple flowers that are white on the inside and appear before glossy, deciduous foliage. ... [ More Info ]

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Magnolia X loebneri 'Dr. Merrill' Common Name: Dr. Merrill Magnolia Profuse 3" diameter blooms on Dr. Merrill Magnolia, a densely branched cultivar of the species.... [ More Info ]

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Magnolia X loebneri 'Leonard Messel' Common Name: Leonard Messel Magnolia Leonard Messel is similar Dr. Merrill, but with deep pink buds that open to soft pink flowers instead of white. ... [ More Info ]

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Malus 'Wildlife' Common Name: Wildlife Crabapple Conservation Grade Crabapples suited perfectly for 'Wildlife' plantings.  It offers excellent red fruit and glossy dark red bark, suitable for most sites. ... [ More Info ]

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Malus ioensis Common Name: Prairie Crabapple Native crabapple of western United States with fragrant pink flowers. Excellent food and cover for wildlife. ... [ More Info ]

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Malus sargentii Common Name: Sargent Crabapple Sargent Crabapple is a dwarf, spreading crab with white flowers. Birds enjoy glossy red fruits.... [ More Info ]

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Malus spp 'Indian Magic' Common Name: Indian Magic Flowering Crabapple Single, deep pink flowers emerge from red buds on this open-branched tree. Its glossy, red fruits change to orange in late fall and last into winter.   ... [ More Info ]

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Malus spp 'Prairifire' Common Name: Prairiefire Crabapple 'Prairiefire' combines beautiful purplish foliage with deep pink to red, long lasting flowers, excellent red fruit and glossy dark red bark. ... [ More Info ]

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Malus spp 'Profusion' Common Name: Profusion Crabapple 'Profusion' puts on two shows, first, its bold, fragrant, magenta-pink flowers in spring and later, dark red fruits in fall. This hybrid, disease-resistant deciduous tree has an upright and spreading shape with leaves that emerg... [ More Info ]

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Malus spp 'Robinson' Common Name: Robinson Crabapple The disease resistant bronze-green foliage of Robinson Crabapple holds late into season and changes to coppery-orange in fall. Deep pink, spring flowers followed by persistent fruit.... [ More Info ]

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Malus spp 'Snowdrift' Common Name: Snowdrift Crabapple Rounded to oval shape with dense, lustrous green foliage. Pink buds opening to single, abundant, white flowers are followed by orange-red 3/8" fruit. ... [ More Info ]

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Mertensia virginica Common Name: Virginia Bluebells In March and April, pink flower buds open to sky blue on Virginia Bluebells, a spring ephemeral. Ephemeral plants are those whose foliage goes dormant in summer. The foliage of Virginia Bluebells is blue-green. Virginia Bluebells naturalize well ma... [ More Info ]

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Metasequoia glyptostroboides Common Name: Dawn Redwood Dawn Redwood is the 100-million year old tree! Appearance is similar to Bald Cypress. ... [ More Info ]

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Mimulus ringens Common Name: Allegheny Monkey Flower Allegheny Monkey Flower is a rhizomatous, Midwest native. The upright perennial occurs in swampy areas, wet meadows and along shorelines. Lavender, snapdragon-like flowers bloom all summer. Flowers have two-lipped, open-mouthed corollas. ... [ More Info ]

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Monarda bradburiana Common Name: Bee Balm With a long summer bloom period the whorls of Bee Balm's purple spotted, pink to white flowers are an excellent source of nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds while the gray-green foliage of Bee Balm is aromatic.... [ More Info ]

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Monarda fistulosa Common Name: Wild Bergamot With a long summer bloom period the whorls of Wild Bergamot's lavender flowers are an excellent source of nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds while the gray-green foliage of Wild Bergamot is aromatic.... [ More Info ]

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Monarda russeliana Common Name: Redpurple Beebalm Redpurple Bee Balm blooms from late spring through fall. It provides an excellent source of nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds. The gray-green foliage is aromatic. ... [ More Info ]

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Morus alba 'Chaparral' Common Name: Chaparral Mulberry Chaparral Mulberry is a weeping type Mulberry tree with emerald green, lobed cut foliage. Grown from tissue culture (own root) and is completely fruitless. Cascading branches will give this tree the its unique umbrella look. Its small size makes this... [ More Info ]

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Morus rubra Common Name: Red Mulberry Red Mulberry is sometime referred to as a perennial tree. Its most active growth period in the spring and summer. Red Mulberry has inconspicuous green flowers, with small purple fruits or seeds. The greatest bloom is usually observed in early spring,... [ More Info ]

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Myrica pennsylvanica Common Name: Northern Bayberry Long-lived, slow-growing deciduous shrub with green foliage, inconspicuous yellow male flowers and small blue fruits or seeds. The greatest bloom is in late spring, with fruit and seed production starting in the summer and continuing until fall.... [ More Info ]

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Nymphaea odorata Common Name: Fragrant Water Lily Fragrant Water Lily is a floating aquatic plant with large, fragrant, white or pink flowers and flat, round, floating leaves. Lily leaves are green above and purple on reverse. There is one fragrant flower per stem. Flowers float on the water and are... [ More Info ]

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Nyssa aquatica Common Name: Water Tupelo Water Tupelo is a large, long-lived tree of southern swamps and flood plains. Tolerates periodic inundation.... [ More Info ]

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Nyssa sylvatica Common Name: Black Gum Black Gum rivals anything for fall color with spectrum of glowing shades. Fruit is favored by many birds.... [ More Info ]

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Nyssa sylvatica 'Wildfire' Common Name: Wildfire Black Gum Attractive glossy, dark green leaves turn fluorescent spectrum of colors in fall. Alligator-like textured bark is dark gray to almost black. Prefers moist soil.... [ More Info ]

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Oenothera macrocarpa Common Name: Big Fruit Evening Primrose Big Fruit Evening Primrose offers large, showy flowers that open in the evening but last only one day. Big Fruit Evening Primrose is native throughout the central and southern United States. Big Fruit Evening Primrose thrives in poor soil and is quit... [ More Info ]

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Ostrya virginiana Common Name: Eastern Hophornbeam Eastern Hophornbeam is an understory tree with a rounded to pyramidal shape. Fall foliage is yellow.... [ More Info ]

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Oxydendrum arboreum Common Name: Sourwood Sourwood has a pyramidal form with a rounded top and drooping branches. Leaves turn yellow, red and purple in fall. Flowers are white, urn-shaped and fragrant.... [ More Info ]

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Panicum virgatum Common Name: Switch Grass Switch Grass is a clump-forming, warm season native grass. Plants provide cover for wildlife; birds feed on the seeds. Switch Grass spreads both by rhizomes and seed.... [ More Info ]

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Parthenium integrifolium Common Name: Wild Quinine From late spring to late summer, the wooly-looking, white flowers of Wild Quinine bloom in broad, flat-topped heads. The long-petioled basal leaves are larger than the stem leaves and grow in a distinct clump. The leaves of Wild Quinine are aromati... [ More Info ]

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Parthenocissus quinquefolia Common Name: Virginia Creeper Virginia Creeper is a prolific climber.  The flowers are small and greenish, produced in clusters in late springs, and mature in late summer or early fall into small hard purplish black berries.  These berries contain oxa... [ More Info ]

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Penstemon digitalis Common Name: Foxglove Beard Tongue In May and June, Foxglove Beard Tongue produces tubular white flowers that are carried on strong stems provide nectar for hummingbirds. In the fall, the foliage of Foxglove Beard Tongue turns reddish. Attractive seed heads are also produced on this... [ More Info ]

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Philadelphus X virginalis 'Minnesota Snowflake' Common Name: Minnesota Snowflake Mockorange 'Minnesota Snowflake' is a selection of the old-fashioned favorite. 'Minnesota Snowflake'. Large, fragrant, white, double flowers bloom in late spring or early summer. Good cold tolerance.... [ More Info ]

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Phlox paniculata Common Name: Garden Phlox Garden Phlox is a wonderfully fragrant spring native wildflower. Its clusters of pink flowers make a great addition in spring to any rain garden or moist borders with dappled shade.... [ More Info ]

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Phlox paniculata 'David' Common Name: David Garden Phlox David Garden Phlox is the most mildew-resistant phlox to date. The wonderfully fragrant giant flower heads of David Garden Phlox adorn the top of the plant during the late spring and summer.... [ More Info ]

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Physocarpus opulifolius Common Name: Ninebark Ninebark blooms for weeks in summer with clusters of white flowers. In fall, its seed clusters are enjoyed by birds. Exfoliating mature bark provides additional winter interest.... [ More Info ]

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Physocarpus opulifolius ''Diablo'' Common Name: Diablo Ninebark 'Diablo'® (P.P. 11211) has white spring flower clusters, purple foliage and reddish fall seed clusters.... [ More Info ]

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Physostegia virginiana Common Name: Obedient Plant Obedient Plant, a native wildflower, is easily grown in average to moist well-drained soil in full sun. Obedient Plant forms erect clumps and naturalizes easily in gardens. Stiff, square stems feature dense spikes of pinkish, snapdragon-like flowers... [ More Info ]

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Picea abies Common Name: Norway Spruce Norway Spruce is a large evergreen coniferous tree which occurs throughout northeast Europe. Norway Spruce is prized for blue-green needle color and excellent landscape form.... [ More Info ]

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Pinus echinata Common Name: Shortleaf Pine Shortleaf Pine occurs in dry, sandy or rocky upland areas in the Ozark region. Medium-sized, fast-growing with short pyramidal crown that broadens with age. ... [ More Info ]

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Pinus palustris Common Name: Longleaf Pine Long-lived Longleaf Pine occurs on poor soils in dry, sandy or rocky upland areas. Trees can live as much as 300 years.... [ More Info ]

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Pinus rigida X taeda Common Name: Pitch Loblolly Pine Pitch Loblolly Pine is a pine hybrid that combines the winter hardiness of Pitch Pine and the rapid growth rate of Loblolly Pine. Extensive, fibrous roots allow it to adapt to extreme soil conditions. Excellent for fast screens, co... [ More Info ]

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Pinus strobus Common Name: White Pine White Pine is a large evergreen used as a specimen, in group plantings, windbreaks, or visual screens. ... [ More Info ]

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Pinus taeda Common Name: Loblolly Pine Loblolly Pine is a rapid growing evergreen with loose pyramidal shape in youth, horizontal branches and rounded crown.... [ More Info ]

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Pinus taeda X echinata Common Name: Shortleaf Loblolly Pine Shortleaf Loblolly Pine is a pine hybrid that combines the benefits and growth rates of both the Shortleaf and Loblolly Pines. Extensive, fibrous root system enables it to adapt to extreme soil conditions. Excellent for poor sites ... [ More Info ]

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Platanus occidentalis Common Name: Sycamore Sycamore develops a massive trunk with an open wide-spreading crown and has leaves that can grow to nine inches in width. In winter, Sycamore's characteristic large patches of creamy white inner bark are prominent making it a winter landscape standou... [ More Info ]

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Polygonatum biflorum Common Name: Solomon's Seal Solomon's Seal's small, greenish-white flowers hang from arching stems giving way to blue summer berries. Fall foliage of Solomon's Seal turns golden. Develops handsome stands in shady environments, spreading slowly by creeping rhizomes.... [ More Info ]

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Polystichum acrostichoides Common Name: Christmas Fern Glossy, deep-green, fronds of Christmas Fern emerge upright and arch gently. Christmas Fern fronds eventually lay down to cover the ground as they mature.... [ More Info ]

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Pontederia cordata Common Name: Pickerel Plant The blue-violet flower spikes of this hardy emergent water plant stand out at the edge of a pond or in a small pool from June through October. Large stands make a very showy statement. Glossy green, lance-shaped leaves grow vertically out of the wate... [ More Info ]

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Populus deltoides Common Name: Eastern Cottonwood Eastern Cottonwood has smooth gray or white bark. Tiny flowers in long drooping catkins are produced in spring, followed by fluffy seeds.... [ More Info ]

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Populus deltoides 'Male Clone' Common Name: Eastern Cottonwood - Male Clone Eastern Cottonwood has smooth gray or white bark. Leaves are usually roughly triangular or diamond-shaped, on a long stalk, with a paler green or white underside. The seedless male clone of this species affords the benefits of fast growth and soil st... [ More Info ]

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Populus tremuloides Common Name: Quaking Aspen A tall, fast growing tree, with smooth greenish-white to gray bark that is marked by thick black horizontal scars and prominent black knots. The leaves on mature trees are nearly round with small rounded teeth. The early spring flowers, or catkins, a... [ More Info ]

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Potentilla arguta Common Name: Tall Cinquefoil Prairie Cinquefoil has stout, erect stems that rise from tufted, basal hairy leaves. Flowers are crowded in one large, terminal cluster or several smaller lateral groups. Each flower's five petals are pale yellow or creamy white surrounding a clump o... [ More Info ]

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Potentilla fruticosa 'Abbotswood' Common Name: Abbotswood Potentilla 'Abbotswood' has dark green foliage, perfect with bright white summer flowers.... [ More Info ]

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Prunus americana Common Name: American Plum American Plum is grown as a multi-stemmed shrub. American Plum, is a thicket forming native tree and is among the first to bloom in spring with pure white, fragrant flowers.... [ More Info ]

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Prunus americana 'Marsh' Common Name: Midwest Premium Plum Midwest Premium Plum offers excellent wildlife food and cover, windbreaks or for soil erosion.... [ More Info ]

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Prunus angustifolia Common Name: Chickasaw Plum Chickasaw Plum is very similar to American Plum with larger fruits.... [ More Info ]

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Prunus armeniaca vulgaris Common Name: Hardy Apricot Hardy Apricot is a small, roundheaded, low branched tree. It is native to Manchuria, Siberia and Korea. White to pink flowers appear in May followed by the small edible fruit which ripens in July and August.... [ More Info ]

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Prunus besseyi Common Name: Western Sandcherry Western Sandcherry is a small, winter-hardy, native shrub. It is relatively short-lived. Edible fruits which are dark purple to black.... [ More Info ]

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Prunus cerasifera Common Name: Newport Plum 'Newport' is an exceptionally hardy purple-leaf cherry plum tree. 'Newport' has a rounded habit with light bronze new growth, which matures into a dark purple. Flowers are pale pink to white. Some trees produce small, dull purple, plum-like fruit. Hi... [ More Info ]

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Prunus pennsylvanica Common Name: Pin Cherry Pin Cherry is a small native tree. The Pin Cherry has green foliage and conspicuous white spring flowers, followed by red summer fruits or seeds. The Pin Cherry has a short life span and rapid growth rate.... [ More Info ]

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Prunus persica Common Name: Red Leaf Peach Red Leaf Peach is a dwarf tree grown for its long, narrow foliage that holds its red color well throughout the season. ... [ More Info ]

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Prunus serotina Common Name: Black Cherry Black Cherry's small white, spring flowers are followed by red summer fruits that ripen to black.... [ More Info ]

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Prunus serrulata Common Name: Kwanzan Cherry Kwanzan Cherry is a Japanese Cherry noted for prolific spring blooms. Does best in full sun.... [ More Info ]

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Prunus spp. 'X Snowfozam' Common Name: Snow Fountain® Weeping Cherry Snow Fountain is an apt name for this ornamental tree with graceful, weeping branches. In early spring, branches are covered with showy, snow-white flowers. A beautiful small yard tree. Excellent in Japanese gardens or as a unique ... [ More Info ]

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Prunus subhirtella. 'Pendula Plena Rosea' Common Name: Higan Double Weeping Cherry 'Higan Double' is an ornamental flowering cherry with graceful, weeping branches. In early spring, branches are covered with showy, double, pink flowers. A beautiful small yard tree. Excellent in Japanese gardens or as a unique specimen in formal set... [ More Info ]

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Prunus tomentosa Common Name: Manchu Cherry The Manchu or Nanking Cherry is considered a perennial tree or shrub. It is not native to the United States and has its most active growth in spring and summer. The Nanking Cherry has green foliage and conspicuous white flowers, followed by red fruit... [ More Info ]

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Prunus virginiana Common Name: Common Chokecherry Common Chokecherry is a large, shade-tolerant shrub that naturalizes to form upright groves. Attractive white spring flower clusters followed by red fruits that ripen to purple. A great choice for conservation and erosion control plantings.... [ More Info ]

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Prunus virginiana 'Canada Red' Common Name: Canada Red Chokecherry Canada Red Chokecherry is a very vigorous grower. It has a straight trunk and very uniform well rounded branch structure. The color of Canada Red Chokecherry's foliage is beautifully intense, with new growth first appearing green, then turning dark p... [ More Info ]

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Prunus virginiana 'Schubert' Common Name: Schubert Red Cherry Schubert Red Cherry has a pyramidal form and vivid foliage that makes it a great focal point. Abundant fruits follow pink flowers. Schubert Red Cherry is a vigorous grower with straight trunk and uniform branching. Foliage begins g... [ More Info ]

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Ptelea trifoliata Common Name: Hop Tree Hop Tree is a small tree with rounded form. Fragrant, flowers bloom from April to June and provide nectar for bees. Green, winged fruits ripen and persist through winter. ... [ More Info ]

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Pycanthemum tenuifolium Common Name: Slender Mountain Mint Slender Mountain Mint is an erect, multi-branched, native perennial that features narrow, almost needle-like leaves and late summer clusters of abundant, small, white flowers.... [ More Info ]

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Pyrus 'Wildlife' Common Name: Wildlife Pear Our Conservation Grade Pears are suited perfectly for 'Wildlife' plantings. It produces abundant, round 1-2 inch bright yellow fruit. The fruit is rather firm and remains in good condition through November. ... [ More Info ]

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Pyrus calleryana 'Aristocrat' Common Name: Aristocrat Pear 'Aristocrat' Pear is a symmetrical, upright growing tree. Abundant, white spring blossoms. Red fall foliage. Adaptable to urban sites, heavy clay soils.... [ More Info ]

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Pyrus calleryana 'Cleveland Select' Common Name: Cleveland Select Pear Cleveland Select is more upright than Bradford. Disease resistant and evenly branched with cone-shape form. Foliage turns spectacular purple-red-orange in fall. Excellent tolerance to urban conditions and heavy clay soils. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus acutissima Common Name: Sawtooth Oak Sawtooth Oak is dense and pyramidal in youth, but rounded at maturity. New leaves are yellow in spring, green in summer and gold in fall.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus acutissima 'Gobbler' Common Name: Sawtooth Oak Gobbler Sawtooth Oak is an excellent source of food for wildlife during fall and winter.  Acorns are eaten by Turkeys, Grouse, Bobwhite Quail, Deer and Squirrels. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus alba Common Name: White Oak White Oak is a large, majestic, and long-lived oak that holds year long interest. A dominant tree in many Ozark woods with round-lobed leaves and smooth, medium-sized acorns. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus bicolor Common Name: Swamp White Oak Swamp White Oak is a large tree with broad crown. Leaves turn varied shades in fall from bronze to red. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus coccinea Common Name: Scarlet Oak Scarlet Oak is a stately shade or street tree. Its drought-tolerance an excellent fall color makes this oak a great choice for urban sites and boulevards. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus ellipsoidalis Common Name: Northern Pin Oak Northern Pin Oak leaves has pyramidal habit in youth, more oval with maturity. Dark green leaves are pale green beneath changing to a russet red in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus falcata Common Name: Southern Red Oak Southern Red Oak is a common upland southern oak. Moderately fast-growing on dry, sandy, or clay loams in mixed forests. It is tolerant of a variety of sites, which makes it a great street or lawn tree. Provides good wildlife food. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus imbricaria Common Name: Shingle Oak Shingle Oak leaves do not have typical lobes, but instead are long and narrow. The leaves are dark green and turn a gorgeous russet brown and yellow in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus lyrata Common Name: Overcup Oak Overcup Oak is one of the most flood tolerant oaks. It has large, dark green, lobed leaves that are nearly white underneath. The acorn is nearly hidden by its cap, giving the tree its common name.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus macrocarpa Common Name: Bur Oak Bur Oak has the largest acorns and leaves of all the oaks. Slow-growing and long-lived, it has a magnificent form in old age. Brown fall foliage persists all winter. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus marilandica Common Name: Blackjack Oak Blackjack Oak grows best in acidic, dry to medium, well-drained soils in full sun. Occurs in open, barren fields and on ridges.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus michauxii Common Name: Swamp Chestnut Oak Swamp Chestnut Oak can survive continuous flooding and naturally grows in wet areas. Leaves turn scarlet-red in fall. Fast-growing with large, sweet acorns loved by livestock and wildlife. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus muehlenbergii Common Name: Chinkapin Oak A rarity among oaks, Chinkapin Oak is useful for growing in limestone soils. Toothed foliage turns yellow-orange in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus nigra Common Name: Water Oak Water Oak's glossy, dark green foliage lasts well into winter. Excellent specimen tree with very small acorns. Good wildlife food source.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus pagodifolia Common Name: Cherrybark Oak Cherrybark Oak has lustrous green leaves that turn copper in fall. Great shade tree with larger and better form than other red oaks. Grows on moist sites. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus palustris Common Name: Pin Oak Pin Oak is strongly pyramidal-shaped tree with pendulous lower branches and glossy, dark-green leaves. Its light brown acorns provide food for many animals.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus phellos Common Name: Willow Oak Willow Oak has foliage shaped like beefy willow leaves that turn yellow to russet red in fall. In late summer, acorns form, which provide food for wildlife.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus prinoides Common Name: Dwarf Chestnut Oak Dwarf Chestnut Oak is a small tree native to much of the eastern and central United States. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus prinus Common Name: Chestnut Oak Chestnut Oak is native to the eastern United States. Occurs in dry habitat and ridgetops. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus robur Common Name: English Oak English Oak has an upright, oval crown, with handsome foliage and very hard wood. Slow to moderate growth.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus robur X bicolor Common Name: Pyramidal Upright Oak Pyramidal Upright Oak is pyramidal with open crown and short trunk. Moderate growth.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus rubra Common Name: Northern Red Oak Northern Red Oak is a fast-growing, long-lived, statuesque shade tree. Fall color from russet to bright red. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus shumardii Common Name: Shumard Oak Shumard Oak is a huge, bottomland tree considered the southern counterpart to the Northern Red Oak. In fall, it shows good red color and it one of the first of the season to change.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus stellata Common Name: Post Oak Post Oak produces a dense, round crown with strong spreading branches. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus texana Common Name: Nuttall Oak Nuttall Oak offers richer red fall color, better branching structure, and higher transplant survival than other oaks. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus velutina Common Name: Black Oak Black Oak tolerates poor dry sites. Leaves turn deep orange or red in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus virginiana Common Name: Live Oak Live Oak is a large, long-lived, evergreen oak. Low-branching and broad spreading, Live Oak is often seen draped with Spanish Moss.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus X schuettei Common Name: Schuette Oak Schuette Oak is an attractive oak with glossy green foliage. It is a natural cross between Bur and Swamp White Oaks, and is a dependable and prolific acorn bearer. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus X schuettei 'Kimberley' Common Name: Kimberley Oak Kimberley Oak is a selection of the natural cross between Bur and Swamp White Oaks. A dependable and prolific acorn bearer, it one of the best mast-producing oaks for wildlife. Trees begin bearing acorns in third year and average 1... [ More Info ]

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Quercus X warei 'Long' Common Name: Regal Prince® Oak Regal Prince® is a hybrid between Swamp White Oak and Columnar English Oak. Strong, upright oval habit. Tolerates wide range of soil types. ... [ More Info ]

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Ratibida pinnata Common Name: Gray-head Coneflower Gray-head Coneflower blooms profusely all summer with large yellow flowers that have drooping petals. The flowers surround a brown seedhead that birds eat from if plants are left standing. Gray-head Coneflower is good for erosion control, prairie p... [ More Info ]

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Rhamnus caroliniana Common Name: Carolina Buckthorn Indian Cherry is a small tree or shrub with dark-green, lustrous leaves that bears beautiful, sweet, round fruit that ripens red to black between August and October. In the fall, the foliage is yellow to orange yellow and will sometime last into the ... [ More Info ]

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Rhus aromatica Common Name: Fragrant Sumac Aromatic Sumac has red berries that follow yellow spring blooms. Brilliant red and orange fall foliage. Leaves and twigs are aromatic.... [ More Info ]

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Rhus aromatica 'Gro-Low' Common Name: Gro-Low Sumac 'Gro-Low' Sumac is a dense, low-growing shrub that is shorter than the native shrub. Spreads by rhizomes to create thickets. Fall leaves are orange and red. Leaves and twigs are aromatic.... [ More Info ]

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Rhus aromatica 'Konza' Common Name: Konza Fragrant Sumac Konza Fragrant Sumac has yellow spring flowers followed by clusters of fuzzy red fall fruits on female plants. Fruit may persist into winter and is an important food source for wildlife. ... [ More Info ]

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Rhus copallina Common Name: Flameleaf Sumac Flameleaf Sumac is a large colonizing shrub. Its ripe, crimson red fruit is an important food for wildlife. Like other sumacs, it spreads by rhizomes to form thickets. ... [ More Info ]

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Rhus glabra Common Name: Smooth Sumac Smooth Sumac has compact clusters of dark red, velvety fall berries and striking red fall foliage. Shrubs spread to form large, dense thickets. Good food and cover for wildlife.... [ More Info ]

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Rhus typhina Common Name: Staghorn Sumac Staghorn Sumac has brilliant red fall foliage and compact clusters of dark red, velvety fall berries enjoyed by wildlife. Forms thickets. ... [ More Info ]

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Rhus typhina 'Bailtiger' Common Name: Tiger Eyes Sumac Dwarf, slow-spreading selection with striking golden foliage. New growth starts out chartreuse, but soon changes to a bright yellow, then brilliant scarlet-orange in fall.... [ More Info ]

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Ribes alpinum Common Name: Alpine Currant Alpine Currant is dense branching with glossy green leaves. Grows well in sun or shade. Alpine Currant has greenish flowers in late April with dull yellow fall color.... [ More Info ]

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Ribes aureum Common Name: Golden Currant Golden Currant is a deciduous shrub with light-green, three-lobed leaves and spicy-scented racemes of yellow flowers, on long, wand-like stems, which turn orange with age. Golden Currant berries are either yellow, red or black when ripe.... [ More Info ]

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Ribes odoratum Common Name: Clove Currant Clove Currant has yellow, spring flowers with clove-like fragrance on thornless, arching branches. Summer berries enjoyed by wildlife. ... [ More Info ]

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Robinia ambigua 'Purple Robe' Common Name: Purple Robe Locust Moderately fast growing, Purple Robe is a compact, rounded tree with spiny shoots. New growth is reddish-bronze. Rose pink, fragrant, showy flowers held in pendant racemes. ... [ More Info ]

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Robinia pseudoacacia 'Lace Lady PP9771' Common Name: Twisty Baby® Locust Twisty Baby is a Black Locust cultivar with shrubby growth habit, zigzag branching and curling of some of the mature leaflets. Unique specimen tree for small spaces. ... [ More Info ]

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Rosa carolina Common Name: Carolina Rose Carolina Rose is a spreading, native shrub. Features deep pink, single flowers in late spring to early summer. Shiny, dark green foliage turns shades of deep red, purple in late autumn. Red hips in early a... [ More Info ]

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Rosa palustris Common Name: Swamp Rose Swamp Rose has showy, open flowers on arching branches. Fleshy, red fruits, or hips, are eaten by wildlife.... [ More Info ]

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Rosa rugosa Common Name: Rugosa Rose Rugosa Rose is native to Asia, where it grows on the coast, often on sand dunes. It has large fruits, or hips, that are enjoyed by wildlife. Salt-tolerant.... [ More Info ]

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Rosa setigera Common Name: Prairie Rose Prairie Rose is a spreading, native shrub. Features deep pink, single flowers in late spring to early summer. Mild fragrance. No repeat bloom. Shiny, dark green foliage turns variable but attractive shades ... [ More Info ]

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Rosa X 'Knockout' Common Name: Knockout® Rose Knockout Rose produces tough, disease-resistant, compact plants that rebloom all season long. Bright orange hips persist into fall. Great for small spaces, hedges or mixed borders.... [ More Info ]

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Rubus allegheniensis Common Name: Common Blackberry Blackberries are perennial plants, which bear thorny, biennial stems, or canes. Vigorous growth and tolerant of poor soils, plants readily colonize ditches and wastelands. ... [ More Info ]

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Rudbeckia fulgida Common Name: Orange Coneflower Native Orange Coneflower plants make bushy, upright clumps with a profuse display of brown-eyed, yellow-orange daisies from midsummer through the fall. Seedheads have good winter interest and seeds are favored by birds and small mammals. Excellent fo... [ More Info ]

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Rudbeckia hirta Common Name: Black-eyed Susan Black-eyed Susan is an easy-to-grow, highly adaptable annual or biannual native wildflower. Does best with regular moisture as do its cultivars such as 'Goldsturm' or 'Indian Summer.'... [ More Info ]

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Rudbeckia hirta 'Goldsturm' Common Name: Goldsturm Black-eyed Susan Among the best border perennials available, Goldsturm Black-eyed Susan is a selection of one of our native North American wildflowers. Goldsturm Black-eyed Susan plants make a bushy, upright clump with a profuse display of brown-eyed, yellow-orange d... [ More Info ]

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Rudbeckia missouriensis Common Name: Missouri Black-eyed Susan Missouri Black-eyed Susan is found on roadsides and in limestone glades throughout the Ozarks. Naturalizes easily and can spread to form large colonies. Long summer to early fall bloom period.... [ More Info ]

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Rudbeckia subtomentosa Common Name: Sweet Coneflower Sweet Coneflower is a native superstar! In late summer, it puts on a dazzling display of typical golden yellow flowers with dark brown dome-shaped centers. The foliage of this long-lived resilient plant is medium green and forms a tidy basal clump.... [ More Info ]

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Rudbeckia triloba Common Name: Brown-Eyed Susan Hundreds of small deep gold flowers bloom atop several upright, branching stems for almost three months in late summer through fall. Brown-Eyed Susan is a short-lived perennial or biennial which spreads well from seed. Prefers sandy or loamy, moi... [ More Info ]

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Ruellia humilis Common Name: Wild Petunia Wild Petunia is a drought-tolerant native to the Midwest prairie. It has delightful small lavender petunia flowers that bloom for several weeks in summer. Compact plants are very easy to grow and naturalizes easily.... [ More Info ]

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Sagittaria latifolia Common Name: Arrowhead Arrowhead leaves can vary considerably in appearance. Flowers are borne in whorls on leafless stems, each bearing three small, white petals. The round Arrowhead tubers provide an important food source for small mammals.... [ More Info ]

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Salix babylonica Common Name: Green Weeping Willow Green Weeping Willow is a small to medium-sized tree, often with several trunks. Twigs thin, flexible, shiny, gray or yellowish. Green Weeping Willow branches are spreading to drooping. Leaves are glabrous and yellowish, but will become dark brown wi... [ More Info ]

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Salix caprea Common Name: French Pussy Willow French Pussy Willow is a small, densely branched tree. In late February or early March the buds of pussy willow expand and reveal the characteristic fuzz beneath.... [ More Info ]

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Salix integra 'Hakura Nikishi' Common Name: Hakura Nikishi Willow Hakura Nikishi Willow is a rounded shrub composed of many thin, gracefully spreading branches. New foliage is splashed with tints of shrimp pink and creamy white. In winter, arching stems turn a striking red.... [ More Info ]

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Salix nigra Common Name: Black Willow Black Willow is the largest and the only commercially important willow. Short-lived and fast-growing, it is excellent for stabilizing eroding lands. ... [ More Info ]

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Salix niobe Common Name: Niobe Weeping Willow Niobe Weeping Willow is an extremely fast-growing, golden-barked weeper that is very tolerant of wet sites.... [ More Info ]

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Sambucus canadensis Common Name: Elderberry Elderberry is a dramatic, thicket-forming shrub with bright green leaves. Showy clusters of fragrant white spring flowers followed by clusters of dark purple fall elderberry fruits.... [ More Info ]

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Sambucus pubens Common Name: Scarlet Elder Scarlet Elder is a large shrub, with creamy white spring flowers followed by small, scarlet fruit. ... [ More Info ]

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Sassafras albidum Common Name: Sassafras In early spring, clusters of small yellow flowers smother the tree. In the summer, bright-green mitten-shaped fragrant leaves occur as right and left handed models. In the fall, Sassafras leaves take on colors ranging from purple to scarlet. ... [ More Info ]

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Saururus cernuus Common Name: Lizard's Tail The long, creamy-white flowers of Lizard's Tail rest over heat-shaped leaves above six to eight inch long spikes. Grayish nutlets, similar to a lizard's tail, cover the spike when the flowers go to seed. All parts of the Lizard's Tail plant smell lik... [ More Info ]

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Schizachyrum scoparium Common Name: Little Bluestem Little Bluestem is a mid-height, non-spreading, clump-forming native grass with blue-green leaves that turn reddish orange in the fall. Fluffy silver seed heads are ornamental through winter. Little Bluestem is easy to establish and perfect in short-... [ More Info ]

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Schoenoplectus acutus Common Name: Hardstem Bulrush Hardstem Bulrush and Softstem Bulrushes are tall, stout, perennial plants. Both have round, olive green stems, drooping brown flower clusters near the stem tips, and a few inconspicuous leaves at the stem bases. Hardstem Bulrush is common in marshes... [ More Info ]

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Scirpus acutus Common Name: Hardstem Bulrush Hardstem Bulrush and Softstem Bulrushes are tall, stout, perennial plants. Both have round, olive green stems, drooping brown flower clusters near the stem tips, and a few inconspicuous leaves at the stem bases. Hardstem Bulrush is common in marshes... [ More Info ]

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Scirpus americanus Common Name: Olney's Bulrush Olney's Bulrush is a robust sedge with triangular pale green stems.... [ More Info ]

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Scirpus atrovirens Common Name: Great Green Bulrush Great Green Bulrush is a native perennial sedge that prefers full sun in wet to moist soils. It can be found in wet prairies, sloughs, pond and river shorelines, drainage ditches, or marshes. The seeds are eaten by ducks, Canadian geese, and other fo... [ More Info ]

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Scirpus cyperinus Common Name: Wool Grass Wool Grass is a densely-tufted, clump-forming perennial with an erect stem that is leafy up to the flower cluster. Many brown, woolly bristles surround the nutlets giving the terminal inflorescense a fuzzy appearance and Wool Grass its common name. ... [ More Info ]

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Scirpus validus Common Name: Soft-stemmed Bulrush Soft-stemmed Bulrush has rounded, triangular-shaped, smooth stems are up to one inch wide at the base, gradually tapering upward. Soft-stemmed Bulrush has no leaf blades, just sheaths, with inflorescence at stem tip.... [ More Info ]

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Scutellaria incana Common Name: Downy Skullcap Deep blue summer flowers are held above large square-stemmed stalks, typical of mint family plants. The six inch leaves are toothed and covered with fine hairs.... [ More Info ]

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Senecio obovatus Common Name: Squawweed Squawweed has loose umbels of flowers on 12" stems. Foliage basal rosettes are semi-evergreen, with rounded and serrated leaves. Squawweed grows well in dry shade and spreads by underground stems.... [ More Info ]

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Silphium integrifolium Common Name: Rosinweed Rosinweed is the shortest of all Silphiums. Rosinweed has textured leaves that have the feel of sandpaper. In July to August, clusters of yellow flowers bloom atop stems. The seed is enjoyed by birds.... [ More Info ]

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Silphium laciniatum Common Name: Compass Plant Compass Plant is a Plants of Merit winner. This tall sturdy plant with deeply cut basal leaves adds form and texture to the landscape. Compass Plant leaves resemble pinoak. In summer, large yellow sunflower-like flowers bloom on stiff spikes nine f... [ More Info ]

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Silphium terebinthinaceum Common Name: Prairie Dock In late summer, this robust perennial blooms with sunflower-like yellow flowers on eight foot tall stalks. Prairie Dock's big, bold, basal leaves grow 24-36 inches tall and make this a worthy addition to the landscape even without the summer blooms.... [ More Info ]

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Solidago drummondii Common Name: Cliff Goldenrod Cliff Goldenrod has graceful, arching stems that are crowded with tiny, bright yellow, daisylike flowers in late summer to fall. Flowers attract butterflies and other pollinators. Basal leaves generally dry up and disappear by flowering time but leav... [ More Info ]

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Solidago nemoralis Common Name: Old Field Goldenrod Old-field, or Gray, Goldenrod is one of the smallest of the solidagos. Gray-green stem and rounded leaves are distinctive in this goldenrod. Flowers tend to cluster near the stem, and do not form large sprays as they do in Canada Goldenrod.... [ More Info ]

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Solidago rigida Common Name: Stiff Goldenrod Stiff Goldenrod is a rhizomatous, native perennial. It is found in open woods and prairies, and around glades throughout the Midwest. Stiff Goldenrod features tiny, bright yellow, daisy-like flowers dense, erect, flat-topped clusters atop stiff, bro... [ More Info ]

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Solidago speciosa Common Name: Showy Goldenrod Showy Goldenrod is a Midwest native found on dry sites. Features tiny, bright late summer yellow flowers borne in dense, erect clusters atop stiff reddish stems. Showy Goldenrod flowers bloom mid to late summer. One of the showiest of the many golden... [ More Info ]

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Sorghastrum nutans Common Name: Indian Grass Upright clumps of slender, blue-green Indian Grass leaves turn golden yellow in the fall. In late summer, vertical flowering stems are topped with 12-inch long light brown flower panicles that have yellow stamens. Indian Grass is an excellent grass ... [ More Info ]

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Spartina pectinata Common Name: Prairie Cordgrass Not a shrub, but one of our best selling native grasses. Prairie Cordgrass has a multitude of applications. It forms a dense sod with its heavy, multi-branched root system, which can reach a depth of ten feet. Offers desirable food and cover for w... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea alba Common Name: Meadow-sweet Spirea Meadow-sweet Spirea is great for rock gardens, borders and mixing into the perennial garden. Finely branched with small, white spring flowers.... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea betulifolia Common Name: Birchleaf Spirea Easy-to-grow with a compact attractive habit. Flat clusters of white flowers in late spring are framed by tiny birch-like leaves. In autumn, leaf shades of orange, red and purple add sparkle to the end of the season. ... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea japonica 'Goldmound' Common Name: Goldmound Spirea Goldmound Spiraea is a low-growing, compact cultivar. Lights up the summer landscape with bright yellow summer foliage and light pink summer blooms.... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea japonica 'Little Princess' Common Name: Little Princess Spirea 'Little Princess' is a low-growing cultivar. Pale green foliage and light pink summer blooms.... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea japonica 'Neon Flash' Common Name: Neon Flash Spirea 'Neon Flash' Spiraea is a compact Spiraea cultivar with neon red flower clusters. New leaves have a purplish tint as they emerge, then turn green and change to dark burgundy in fall.... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea nipponica 'Shirobana' Common Name: Shirobana Spirea Shirobana Spiraea is a low-growing cultivar with bright green foliage and white, pink and red blooms.... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea nipponica 'Snowmound' Common Name: Snowmound Spirea Snowmound Spirea blooms late spring into summer and has a dense habit.... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea tomentosa Common Name: Hardhack Spirea Hardback Spirea has white to pink flowers that bloom on compact plants all summer.... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea X bumalda 'Anthony Waterer' Common Name: Anthony Waterer Spirea 'Anthony Waterer' has rose-pink flowers complemented by chartreuse foliage. ... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea X bumalda 'Goldflame' Common Name: Goldflame Spirea Goldflame Spirea has bright red flowers that contrast nicely with its golden-bronze foliage. Compact plants are useful in many landscapes.... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea X bumalda 'Gumball' Common Name: Gumball Spirea Compact 'Gumball' has hot pink flowers and deep green foliage. Useful in many landscapes.... [ More Info ]

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Spiraea X vanhouttei Common Name: Vanhoutte Spirea Vanhoutte Spirea has slender arching branches and a compact habit. Dark green leaves are scalloped and toothed with a blue green underside. Small, white summer flowers are held in dense clusters.... [ More Info ]

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Sporobolus heterolepis Common Name: Prairie Dropseed Prairie Dropseed is one of the most beautiful native grasses. Very thin, emerald green leaves form a dense arching tuft. Prairie Dropseed seed heads form in August and give off a distinct aroma. The graceful clumps turn yellow or deep orange in fall.... [ More Info ]

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Stachys byzantina 'Big Ears' Common Name: Lambs' Ears A large and diverse genus in the Mint family that includes a number of valuable landscape plants. Bold leaves are so densely felted with white hairs that they appear gray or silver. This species does flower, throwing silver wands capped with small, p... [ More Info ]

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Stylophorum distichum Common Name: Celandine Poppy Celandine Poppy is an early spring bloomer perfect for the shade garden with showy, yellow flowers above lobed green leaves. Celandine Poppy foliage is attractive into the summer.... [ More Info ]

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Symphoricarpos albus Common Name: Snowberry White Coralberry, or Snowberry, is an introduced, deciduous shrub. In autumn, it produces small white, globe-shaped berries, which last well into winter.... [ More Info ]

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Symphoricarpos orbiculatus Common Name: Coralberry Coralberry is a dense, suckering shrub. Occurs in open woods, old fields and thickets. Bell-shaped, white summer flowers are followed by clusters of fall fruits. ... [ More Info ]

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Symphoricarpos X doorenbosii Common Name: Magic Berry Coralberry 'Magic Berry' is a hybrid with more compact habit than native species. Fruits produced midsummer until fall. Use as specimen, massed planting and erosion control.... [ More Info ]

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Syringa bailbelle 'Tinkerbelle' Common Name: Tinkerbelle Lilac New dwarf lilac with improved color over 'Palibin'. Wine colored buds open to a pleasing deep pink. It's a strong bloomer with spicy fragrance. Small dark green leaves show good mildew resistance. ... [ More Info ]

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Syringa meyeri 'Palibin' Common Name: Dwarf Korean Lilac 'Palibin' is a slow-growing, dense and uniform lilac. New foliage has a purple margin. Fragrant lavender spring flowers are densely clustered and attract butterflies.... [ More Info ]

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Syringa patula 'Miss Kim' Common Name: Miss Kim Lilac 'Miss Kim' Lilac is one of the most beautiful and fragrant of all lilac bushes. Lavender blooms contrast well against its dark, glossy green foliage. Foliage turns deep burgundy red in fall.... [ More Info ]

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Syringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk' Common Name: Ivory Silk Lilac 'Ivory Silk' Lilac has sturdy, compact growth habit. Small white flower clusters create a wonderful complement to the dense dark green foliage. ... [ More Info ]

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Syringa vulgaris Common Name: Old-fashioned Lilac Old-fashioned Lilac has fragrant lavender blooms that adorn this old-fashioned, classic shrub. ... [ More Info ]

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Syringa X oblata 'Betsy Ross' Common Name: Betsy Ross Lilac A real winner! 'Betsy Ross' is the first true warm climate lilac with tolerance to powdery mildew. Selected for its abundant pure white fragrant flowers and compact rounded growth habit.... [ More Info ]

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Taxodium ascendens Common Name: Pond Cypress Pond Cypress is a deciduous conifer with narrowly conical form, spreading branches and erect branchlets. Fine, feathery green foliage turns rich brown in fall.... [ More Info ]

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Taxodium distichum Common Name: Bald Cypress Bald Cypress is a deciduous conifer, with medium-fine, needle-like leave that are soft-textured and light green in summer but turn rusty brown in winter before they drop. Great choice for compacted, urban sites as are other bottomland species that th... [ More Info ]

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Taxus densiformis 'Densi' Common Name: Densi Yew Densi Yew is a very popular evergreen shrub with dark green evergreen foliage and scarlet winter berries. Can be used as a hedge or a single specimen plant. ... [ More Info ]

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Tephrosia virginiana Common Name: Goat's Rue Goat's Rue is a beautiful native plant that flowers from May to August and prefers rocky open woods, glades and prairies. Found in the Eastern portion of the United States, this plant has large roots that fix nitrogen. Plants have pink and white, or ... [ More Info ]

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Tilia americana Common Name: American Basswood American Basswood is a stately tree with fragrant, yellow, spring flowers. Its high-quality nectar attracts bees and other pollinators. Fall foliage is deep yellow.... [ More Info ]

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Tilia americana 'McKSentry' Common Name: American Sentry® Linden Attractive, uniform branching habit and upright narrow form. Leaves turn to a beautiful orange, red and gold in fall.  Young trees have attractive bark that is silve... [ More Info ]

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Tilia americana 'Redmond' Common Name: American Basswood American Basswood is a tall stately tree has dark green leaves. In late spring, American Basswood has fragrant yellow flowers with fine, high-quality nectar attract bees and other pollinators. In the fall, color may be a deep yellow.... [ More Info ]

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Tilia cordata 'Greenspire' Common Name: Greenspire Linden Greenspire Linden has a pyramidal growth habit in youth, which becomes dense and rounded in maturity. Foliage is yellow in fall. Fragrant yellow summer flowers. Excellent shade tree. ... [ More Info ]

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Tradescantia ernestiana Common Name: Woodland Spiderwort Woodland Spiderwort is a tough spiderwort sports long and narrow green leaves with no whitish coating like other spiderworts. From late spring into early summer, Woodland Spiderwort has bright clusters of flowers are produced prolifically above slend... [ More Info ]

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Ulmus americana 'Princeton' Common Name: Princeton Elm Princeton is a proven performer with straight trunk, uniform vase shape and vigorous growth rate. Highly adaptable tree excellent for urban sites. ... [ More Info ]

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Ulmus carpinifolia X parvifolia Common Name: Frontier Elm Frontier hybrid Elm has unique foliage among elms. Summer's small glossy leaves are followed by red-purple autumn foliage. Its size make it a perfect choice for use in smaller landscapes, or along city streets. Graceful, rounded cr... [ More Info ]

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Ulmus parvifolia Common Name: Allee® Lacebark Elm Allee® Lacebark Elm is an upright spreading tree with habit similar to American Elm. Interesting exfoliating bark. Yellow fall foliage. ... [ More Info ]

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Ulmus parvifolia 'Elsmo' Common Name: Elsmo Lace Bark Elm Elsmo Lace Bark Elm is a graceful, round-headed tree with pendulous branchlets. Grows at a medium to fast rate depending on moisture and fertility levels. Leaves are dark green changing to yellowish to reddish purple in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Ulmus pumila Common Name: Siberian Elm Siberian Elm is a fast-growing tree common along roads and on farmsteads. Its crown is open and rounded with slender, spreading branches. Drought and cold resistant.... [ More Info ]

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Ulmus rubra Common Name: Slippery Elm Slippery Elm is more open branching than other American Elm species. Occurs in dry uplands or rocky woods.... [ More Info ]

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Ulmus X 'Morton Glossy' Common Name: Triumph Elm Triumph Elm is upright in shape with glossy deep-green foliage. Triumph Elm is a notably drought-tolerant cultivar, which grows vigorously in almost all soils save those excessively wet. Triumph Elm is resistant to Dutch elm disease as well as elm ye... [ More Info ]

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Uniola paniculata Common Name: Sea Oats Sea Oats is a handsome ornamental grass, at its best in cultivated beds placed where its nodding seedheads can draw attention. Sea Oats is tolerant of salt spray and saline soils. It can become invasive, spreading by rhizomes. But plants are easy to ... [ More Info ]

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Verbena hastata Common Name: Blue Vervain Blue Vervain is a Midwest native perennial found in wet meadows, along stream banks, and in fields and waste areas. It is a rough, clump-forming perennial with a stiff, upright habit on square, hairy, branching stems featuring erect, slender, pencil-... [ More Info ]

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Verbesina helianthoides Common Name: Yellow Wingstem Yellow Wingstem is a Midwest native perennial plant. The central stem is strongly winged, with scattered white hairs between the ridges. The long leaves are coarse-looking, with a rough texture. Yellow Wingstem blooms with numerous daisy-like composi... [ More Info ]

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Vernonia fasciculata Common Name: Prairie Ironweed The flowers of Prairie Ironweed are in flat-topped clusters up to 4 inches across at the top of the plant, with smaller clusters arising from leaf axils near the top of the plant. Flower clusters are made up of a few to many flower heads, each about ... [ More Info ]

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Veronicastrum virginicum Common Name: Culver's Root Culver's Root is a graceful perennial with slender flower spikes that are densely packed with small white flowers that open from the top down in mid-summer. Butterflies and other pollinators visit the flowers for nectar.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum bracteatum Common Name: Improved Dentatum Viburnum Improved Dentatum Viburnum has larger and darker green leaves than standard 'Dentatum'. Dense, rounded habit. White summer flowers followed by dark blue fruit.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum carlesii 'Korean Spice' Common Name: Korean Spice Viburnum 'Korean Spice' Viburnum is a smaller-sized shrub an upright habit. Clusters of fragrant white spring flowers followed by red fruit that ripens to black in summer.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum dentatum Common Name: Arrowwood Viburnum Arrowwood Viburnum has clusters of white, flat-topped spring flowers. Its blue-black fruit attracts wildlife. Leaves turn red to orange in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum dentatum 'Chicago Lustre' Common Name: Chicago Lustre Viburnum 'Chicago Lustre' Viburnum has an upright-rounded habit and glossy, dark green foliage. Creamy white flowers appear in mid- to late June, followed by ornamental clusters of blue-black fruit in autumn.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum dilatatum Common Name: Linden Viburnum 'Linden' Viburnum has an rounded habit and glossy, dark green foliage that keeps a good yellow, orange and red fall color. Creamy white flowers appear in early summer, followed by prolifice clusters of red fruit in autumn that matu... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum lantana Common Name: Wayfaringtree Viburnum Wayfaringtree Viburnum is a dependable shrub with stiff branches and compact growth. Showy, creamy white, flat topped spring flowers contrast well with its dark green foliage. Fruit develops in early July and ripens to black in fall.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum lantana ''Mohican'' Common Name: Mohican Viburnum 'Mohican' is a dependable compact shrub for difficult areas. Creamy white, flat topped spring flowers, followed by orange-red fruit in early July and purple fall foliage. ... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum lentago Common Name: Nannyberry Nannyberry is an important food plant for winter wildlife. Dark blue fruits ripen in fall. Fall leaves turn red.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum opulus roseum Common Name: Common Snowball Viburnum Snowball Viburnum is the old-fashioned shrub found in many traditional gardens. Great background plant for perennial flower beds or as a specimen. Especially noted for its profusion of very large snowball-like spring blooms.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum plicatum 'Double File' Common Name: Double File Viburnum Lovely white flowers bloom almost continuously on Double File Viburnum throughout the summer. Offers reddish fruit in winter.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum plicatum 'Shasta' Common Name: Shasta Viburnum Shasta Viburnum is a large spreading shrub with horizontal branching. Masses of white flowers bloom in May followed by pink fruit that ripens to black by October. Excellent reddish-purple fall foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum prunifolium Common Name: Blackhaw Viburnum Black Haw Viburnum has white spring flowers and, in the fall, leaves turn red. Purple-black fruit attracts birds. Grow as a multi-stemmed shrub or a round-headed tree.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum rhytidophyllum Common Name: Leatherleaf Viburnum Leatherleaf Viburnum is a large evergreen viburnum with an upright and rounded form. Fragrant, yellowish-white spring flower clusters. Small, red fruit ripens to black in fall.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum rufidulum Common Name: Rusty Blackhaw Rusty Blackhaw has showy, white spring flower clusters followed in fall by clusters of blue-black fruit that attract many types of wildlife. Leathery green leaves turn burgundy in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum trilobum Common Name: Highbush Cranberry Highbush Cranberry is a large attractive native shrub that occurs in wetlands and bogs. Large showy clusters of small, white, spring flowers followed by bright red fall fruit and foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum trilobum 'Wentworth' Common Name: Wentworth American Cranberry Bush 'Wentworth' Viburnum is unusually beautiful with its soft maple-like leaves, producing white lacecap flowers mid-May to mid-June, followed by bunches of shiny bright red berries by August, which are larger, redder and longer lasting than on the nativ... [ More Info ]

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Viburnum X rhytidophylloides 'Allegheny' Common Name: Allegheny Viburnum 'Allegheny' Viburnum has deep green leaves with dense, compact form. Loads of creamy white flowers followed by bright red fruit. Allegheny Viburnum is extremely heat- and drought-tolerant.... [ More Info ]

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Weigela florida 'French Lace' Common Name: French Lace Weigela 'French Lace' Weigela is a new selection with deep red spring flowers. The glossy green foliage has lime edges. ... [ More Info ]

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Weigela florida 'Pink Princess' Common Name: Pink Princess Weigela 'Pink Princess' Weigela is a hardy selection with bright pink May flowers. The glossy green foliage has purple edges.... [ More Info ]

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Weigela florida 'Red Prince' Common Name: Red Prince Weigela 'Red Prince' Weigela has dark burgundy-purple foliage along with intense rosy pink colored flowers.... [ More Info ]

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Weigela florida 'Variegated' Common Name: Variegated Weigela Variegated Weigela is a compact grower with leaves variegated in pale yellow to creamy white. Deep, rose-pink May flowers. The glossy green foliage has purple edges.... [ More Info ]

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Wisteria sinensis Common Name: Wisteria Wisteria can be grown as a small flowering tree or if left unattended wil develop into a large flowering vine. Wisteria leaves are bright green. Flowers are lavender purple and fragrant.... [ More Info ]

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Yucca filamentosa Common Name: True Adam's Needle True Adam's Needle Yucca provides a dramatic architectural landscape focal point with bold foliage striped. Branched clusters of nodding, creamy-white bells open in mid-summer on stout stems that reach six feet tall. ... [ More Info ]

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Yucca glauca Common Name: Soapweed Bright stalk of creamy white flowers protrude from Soapweed's center stalk within the plant's cluster of blue green blade-shaped leaves.... [ More Info ]

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Zelkova serrata 'Green Vase' Common Name: Green Vase Zelkova Green Vase Zelkova has dark-green foliage on vase-shaped tree. Orange to bronze-red fall foliage.... [ More Info ]

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Zizia aptera Common Name: Heart-leaved Alexander Heart-leaved Alexander or Meadow Parsnip, is a Midwest native perennial. This wildflower occurs most often in small colonies in dry woods, glades and prairies. Flat-topped clusters of tiny yellow flowers bloom in late spring to early summer atop ste... [ More Info ]

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Zizia aurea Common Name: Golden Alexander Golden Alexander has pretty umbels of compound, golden yellow flower heads radiate on smooth, branched plants up to three feet tall. This striking member of the parsley family can be found from May to June along woodland borders and roadsides in our ... [ More Info ]