Low-maintenance deciduous native shade tree that is fast growing. Brilliant red orange fall color. It does produce the sweetgum balls that people either love or hate. Grows up to 80 feet tall and 60 feet wide so give it room!

Low-maintenance deciduous native shade tree that is fast growing. Brilliant red orange fall color. It does produce the sweetgum balls that people either love or hate. Grows up to 80 feet tall and 60 feet wide so give it room!

This large stately tree produces a tulip like yellow flower with an orange band at the base of each flower petal. Make sure that you have room for this one since it can reach 90 feet tall and 50 feet wide. It does tend to be free of lower branches so it c

A large native shade tree that will get to be 70-90 feet tall. Large recognizable leaves adorn this tree along with stunning yellow and orange flower from which the tree was named.

Very popular garden classic perennial. This is a clump forming evergreen perennial that produces blue/purple flower spikes. Very adaptable to many conditions. Can grow in dry shade to full sun. Reaches 12-18" tall and wide

This native perennial is a hummingbird magnet with its scarlet red flowers. Thrives in oist soil and can grow 2-4' tall and 1-2' wide. tolerant of occasional flooding.

Our favorite red blooming Honeysuckle! This is not the invasive Japanese variety. We have one in a planter near our check out shed at the nursery and we have a parade of hummingbirds on it all summer. Plant one and you will not be disappointed!

'Kintzley's Ghost' is a vine that is known for having slightly fragrant yellow flowers in late spring (May-June). The flowers are very attractive to pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds. 

This is a native species of Lythrum.

Light yellow 3 inch fragrant flowers emerge in early spring before the tree leafs out. Foliage consists of large lighter green leaves. Flowers on this hybrid are typically sterile so little to no fruits are formed in the fall.

A showy magnolia that blooms later in spring to avoid frost damage. Produces beautiful large purplish dark pink blooms from April to May.

Magnolia tripetala, otherwise known as the Umbrella Tree, is a deciduous tree native to Eastern North America. It has white flowers that bloom in late Spring and yellow foliage in the fall.

This is one of our favorite native trees! Unlike most magnolia that bloom in the spring this one blooms later so the flowers are never hit by frost. The flowering often continues sporadically through the summer. The flowers are sweetly fragrant and great

This is one of our favorite native trees! Unlike most magnolia that bloom in the spring this one blooms later so the flowers are never hit by frost. The flowering often continues sporadically through the summer. The flowers are sweetly fragrant and great

A stunning yellow magnolia with 3 inch blooms that emerge with the foliage, usually around April. Dark green glossy foliage is attractive for the rest of the growing season.

This compact hybrid magnolia is less prone to frost damage than other magnolias since bloom a little later. Beautiful two tone white and purplish pink flowers are harbingers of spring!