Now officially know as Symphyotrichum novae-angliae but we are still calling it an aster, its so much easier to say. Great for naturalizing and for rain gardens. Grows to 3-6' tall in full sun.

Mt Cuba Center says: "one of our most reliable native perennial asters. It has a strikingly beautiful mounded appearance with masses of violet-blue, daisy-like flowers on 2-3’ tall multi-stemmed plants in mid to late autumn" Grows 24-36" Height

This indigenous plant appears naturally in a multitude of conditions from Roadsides, meadows, woodsides, and along streams. It's a great adaptable plant for many settings. Grows in Sun to shade and can handle dry or moist soil. This plants resolve to grow

'Avondale' is a heavy bloomer with light blue/purple flowers in early fall. This plant is deer resistant, pollinator friendly, and is perfect for the shade garden. 

One of the most fragrant lilac species available. Master breeders have bred this plant to be disease resistant as well.

This is a very large deciduous conifer that reaches 50-70 feet tall. Native to wet areas but adaptable to dry soil. Can produce cypress "knees", basically root flares that rise above the soil surface, but only in wet areas. Also a good choice to bonsai.

An extremely shade tolerant evergreen with dark green needles and bright red berries in winter. A native yew that works great for foundational plantings but is unfortunately loved by deer.

From Proven Winners - Narrow upright columnar habit is perfect for narrow sites as a specimen or screen. Little care is needed. Evergreen. Hardy, resists winter burn. Excellent landscape plant. Grows to 10-15' tall and 3-5' wide

A popular screen plant that grow 40-60 feet tall and 12-18 feet wide. Dense evergreen foliage provides year round color and privacy. Large flat needed provide a nice hedge to create privacy in your yard. Easy to grow that is disease resistant, pest resist

A popular screen plant that grow 40-60 feet tall and 12-18 feet wide. Dense evergreen foliage provides year round color and privacy.

A very popular plant to use for screens and hedges for a reason! 'Junior' is a smaller version of the 'Green Giant' making it available for smaller yards. Reaches 20 feet tall and 5 feet wide.

As the name suggests this is an easy to grow ground cover in shady locations! Spreading by stolons this Tiarella will give you beautiful heart shaped leaves with softly rounded lobes. Green hairy leaves with red veining adds texture.

The Tiarella cordifolia 'Oakleaf' Foamflower has white flowers which bloom in May and oak-like foliage, hence the name 'Oakleaf'. The foliage has attractive red tints in the fall. Spreads pretty rapidly, and loves shadier conditions.

A tried a true Tiarella! 'Elizabeth Oliver' has been around for a while now and is still a favorite among plant people. It has very showy flowering with white and pink bottle brush blooms that rise high above the gorgeous foliage in spring.

Tiarella 'Fingerpaint' has deeply lobed, bright green foliage with burgundy splotches in the center and has an overall lacy texture. Lightly fragrant, ivory-colored flowers appear above the foliage in early spring through early summer.