A wonderful native tree for shady moist areas that doesn't get too big. Nice dark green foliage in summer with great fall color of reds, oranges, purples, and yellows. Caprinus caroliniana can be found as multi stemmed or single stemmed, has a good wide r

A great selection of American Hornbeam that makes a statement with its red/orange fall color! A smaller Nativar with a nice wide canopy that is as wide as the tree is tall.

The largest of the Hickory species the Pecan tree will certainly make a nice shade tree. Compound leaves with 9-17 leaflets are a distinct feature of this species. Insignificant green flowers can produce edible nuts that ripen in the fall. 

A late-blooming small shrub with vibrant blue flowers. The blooms typically appear in mid-summer and last through the fall. Pollinators enjoy the blooms!

Beyond Midnight® caryopteris was selected especially for its very dark foliage and deep blue flowers. The handsome combination makes this easy-care caryopteris eminently suited for perennial beds.

Bluebeard is a known fantastic fall blooming shrub now you can have the fall flowers in a beautiful pink color. This is a compact variety only reaching about 3 foot tall and wide.

Great silver blue green foliage with silver undersides and produces dark blue flowers late in the season.

Catalpa is a larger sized tree that produces showy white flowers May and June. The blooms are mostly white with yellow and purple splotches. Its leaves are heart-shaped and can be 6-12 inches long!

Catalpa is a larger sized tree that produces showy white flowers May and June. The blooms are mostly white with yellow and purple splotches. Its leaves are heart-shaped and can be 6-12 inches long! In the fall this species will produce long seed pods that

A great butterfly magnet! Nice showy fragrant blooms followed by fruits. It is also favored by deer and other mammals so give it some protection until established. Definitely worth planting for the pollinators.

A good choice for supporting many types of wildlife! Hackberry is a host plant for several different species of butterfly including Hackberry Emperor, Mourning Cloak, American Snout, Tawny Emperor, and Question Mark. Fruits are very appealing to birds

'Amethyst in Snow' is a cultivar of Centaurea montana. The flowers on this plant appear in May-June and are white with dark purple centers. Attractive flowers and drought tolerant. 

A great native that has fragrant ball-shaped flowers in the summer! The white blooms will give way to round red fruits. The summer foliage is a bright green that turns into a nice gold-yellow in fall. 

A great choice for pollinator rain gardens! Not only will the flowers attracts tons of butterflies, but it is also a larval host. Flowers will produce red fruits for the birds to enjoy.

A dwarf form of the beautiful native shrub! Makes it possible to plant this beauty in a home landscape.

A more compact version the straight species of plum yew found on the campus of Duke University. Excellent deer resistence!

This plum yew has a nice narrow upright habit that can be keeped trimmed to make a natural wall or fit in a narrow space. Deer resistant too!

Great deer resitant substitute for weeping yews.

The electric blue flowers on this groundcover are outstanding from July to September. The fall color is bronze-red. Grows to about 6-8" tall and spreads in full to part sun.

'Green Machine' is a dwarf weeping variety of redbud. This little powerhouse gives you the heart shaped green leaves and pink flowers in the spring but it can fit in any size garden!