American Cranberrybush Viburnum (Viburnum trilobum) N/S/PS.
Large native shrub with 5” clusters of white flowers in spring, red berries in fall, red fall foliage. Average/boggy soil. Host for Spring Azure butterfly.
3” pot $6
American Hornbeam (Carpinus caroliniana)
N/S/PS Small native tree grown for its sculptural ridged trunk and branches. Slow growing to 25’ tall and wide, extremely dense hardwood. Host for Tiger Swallowtail.
4" tubeling $6
Honeysuckle 'Blanche Sandman' (Lonicera sempervirens). N/S
Native honeysuckle (not the invasive kind!) Easy to grow vine 10’-15’, orange red flowers attract hummingbirds, butterflies and bees
3” pot $5
Hydrangea ‘Annabelle’ (H. arborescens). N/S/PS
Large 12” white flower heads on a shrub 4’ tall, 5’ wide – does not die back and blooms reliably unlike many in our climate.3” pot $5
Climbing hydrangea (H. anomala petiolaris) PS
Flowering vine with white blooms for part shade. Will
take several years to establish, but eventually can reach 30’
3” pot $5
Deutzia ‘Variegata’ (Deutzia gracilis) S/PS
Compact shrub to 3’- 4’, white flowers in spring but grown primarily for the variegated white/green foliage
3” pot $6
New Jersey Tea (Ceanothus americanus) N/S/PS
Compact native shrub 2’-3’ with white flowers held
above the foliage. Host plant for several native butterflies.
3” pot $5
Potentilla 'Abottswood' (Potentilla. fruticosa)N/S/PS
One of the best white flowered varieties, dark blue green foliage on a 4’ shrub, very nice low flowering hedge.
6”-8” tall, 3” pot $4
Red Vein Enkianthus (Enkianthus 'Red Bells') S/PS
Ornamental shrub 10’ tall x 6’ wide, delicate white bell shaped flowers with a red edge, fiery red/orange fall
foliage. Needs a moist acidic soil.
3” pot $6
Redbud (Cercis Canadensis) N/S/PS
Very ornamental small native tree 20’-30’ with rosy pink flower clusters in early spring before leaves emerge. Nectar source for butterflies.
4” tubeling $6
Rosebay Rhodendron (Rhodendron maximum) N/S/PS/Sh
Mature height 6’-10’, spreading 5’-8’. Lustrous dark green leaves and pink flowers, sun to shade. Very hardy. Mulch lightly.
6”-12” rooted cutting $6
Rhododendron, white (Rhododendron catawbiense 'Album') N/S/PS.
Large trusses of flowers, buds flushed lilac but open to pure white. Leaves are dark lustrous green, 6-8’ tall and wide. Prune after flowering if necessary. Hardy and vigorous.
6”-12” rooted cutting $6
Sassafras (Sassafras albidum)) N/S/PS
Native tree to 40’, shrubby when young, grown for its showy bark and fall color, blue-black fruits consumed by native birds, host plant for the Spicebush Swallowtail butterfly.
4” tubeling $6
Shagbark hickory (Carya ovata) N/S
Very large native tree (120’), upright growth. Mature trees are valued for their attractive peeling bark and sweet edible nuts.3 year seedling, 6”-14” $5
Spicebush (Lindera benzoin) N/S/PS
Broadly rounded shrub reaching 6’-12’, yellow flowers in spring, red berries in the fall. Host plant for the Spicebush Swallowtail butterfly. Yellow fall color.
4” tubeling $6
Spiraea ‘Little Princess’ (S. japonica) S/PS
Dense compact shrub 2’-3’ with profuse pink flowers in early spring. Attracts butterflies, trouble free. Nectar source for butterflies.
3”-6” tall, 3” pot $4
Summersweet (Clethra alnifolia) N/S/PS
Trouble free shrub with spicy fragrant white flower spikes in late summer, slender upright growth to 5’-8’. Prefers a moist, acidic woodland soil. Nectar source for butterflies.
4” tubeling $6
Swamp azalea (Rhododendron viscosum) N/PS
Native azalea with strongly fragrant white flowers, 5’x5’, happy in poorly drained soil and wetlands. White flowers, sometimes tinged with pink, early summer.
3” pot $6
Sweetfern (Comptonia peregrina) N/S/PS
Not a fern but a low growing native shrub, grown for its aromatic ferny foliage. Reaches 2’-4’ tall, twice as wide. Moist acidic soil; do not move once planted.
3” pot $6
Sweetbay magnolia (Magnolia virginiana) N/S/PS
Small multistemmed tree 20’ high, 15’ wide, with fragrant creamy white flowers occurring over a long spring bloom period. Host for Eastern Tiger Swallowtail.
4” tubeling $6