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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 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 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 '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 ]