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Maclura pomiferaCommon 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.
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Magnolia acuminataCommon Name: Cucumber Tree
The largest of Magnolia's, Cucumber Tree is a wide spread excellent shade tree. Cucumber Tree has a coarse textured leaves with greenish white fragrant flowers. [ More Info ]
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Magnolia grandifloraCommon 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
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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.
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Magnolia virginianaCommon 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
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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.
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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 domesticaCommon Name: Domestic Apple
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Malus ioensisCommon 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 sargentiiCommon Name: Sargent Crabapple
Sargent Crabapple is a dwarf, spreading crab with white flowers. Birds enjoy glossy red fruits.
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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.
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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.
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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 virginicaCommon 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
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Metasequoia glyptostroboidesCommon Name: Dawn Redwood
Dawn Redwood is the 100-million year old tree! Appearance is similar to Bald Cypress.
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Mimulus ringensCommon 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.
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Monarda bradburianaCommon 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.
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Monarda fistulosaCommon 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.
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Monarda russelianaCommon 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 albaCommon Name: Common Mulberry
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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
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Morus nigraCommon Name: Black Mulberry
Black Mulberry generally stands out among the other Mulberries for having the best tasting fruit. Trees are known to be very long lived and can bear fruit for over 100 years.
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Morus rubraCommon 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,
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Myrica pennsylvanicaCommon 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.
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Nymphaea odorataCommon 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
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Nyssa aquaticaCommon Name: Water Tupelo
Water Tupelo is a large, long-lived tree of southern swamps and flood plains. Tolerates periodic inundation.
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Nyssa sylvaticaCommon Name: Black Gum
Black Gum rivals anything for fall color with spectrum of glowing shades. Fruit is favored by many birds.
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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.
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Oenothera macrocarpaCommon 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
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Ostrya virginianaCommon Name: Eastern Hophornbeam
Eastern Hophornbeam is an understory tree with a rounded to pyramidal shape. Fall foliage is yellow.
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Oxydendrum arboreumCommon 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.
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