Native Shrub

This multi-stemmed native is excellent for wet sites and stream bank restorations. It suckers and will form a thicket. This plant produces attractive catkins, which in turn turn into cones and are enjoyed by birds.

Native Shrub Aronia mel. Black Chokeberry, #3

This native shrub is very tough. Handles a wide range of soil conditions from wet to dry, extremely fragrant, and deer resistant- Plant one or more today!

Native Shrub Ceanothus americanus, New Jersey Tea

Tough native shrub that can handle wet soils. Really cool ball shaped flowers.

Native Shrub Clethra alnifolia, Summersweet, #3

Great horizontal branching habit on this lovely native plant

A four season Native wonder! Spring flowers, summer fruits, fall color and in winter the stems are a nice reddish brown.

Native Shrub Cornus racemosa, Dogwood, grey #3

Tough Native shrub especially good in wet areas. The red stems look great in the winter.

Native, great spring flowers, and terrific fall color- what more could you ask for?

One of the best natives for a moist location, this is also highly recommended by birds! Small flowers turn into beautiful red berries. You will need to plant a male to pollinate female for berries.

Native shrub that is essential to life cycle of native spicebush swallowtail butterfly

This wonderful shrub is native to Eastern North America and produces waxy white berries that are commonly used to make candles and soap. A favorite among birds as well!

Native Shrub Physocarpus opul. Ninebark native #3

Native Shrub Rhus aromatica, Fragrant Sumac, #3

Native Shrub Rosa palustris Rose, Swamp, #3

Native Shrub Rosa virginiana Rose, Virginia, #3

This is a great native plant for wildlife! Adorable lemon-scented white flowers appear in large flat-topped clusters in June. Then black elderberry fruits appear in late summer. If birds don't eat them first, the fruits can be used to make jams, jellies,

Native Shrub Spirea tomentosa Steeplebush, #3

We have a selection of different varieties all known to do well in our area. Choose early, mid or late season fruiting as well as different fruit sizes and degrees of sweetness

Native Shrub Viburnum dentatum Viburnum - Arrowwood, #3

Native Shrub Viburnum dentatum Viburnum - Arrowwood, #7