A pollinator magnet! You will see butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds on this perennial all summer long! Easy to grow, boasting indigo blue flower spikes atop dark green foliage.

As the name suggests this beauty has little peach flower on mauve calyxes on compact rounded green foliage. Attracts loads of pollinators on long lasting blooms.

Native tree that produces spectacular fall color in addition to pretty flowers. Multi season interest and being a small to medium size make this a great option for an array of landscapes.

Aster with deep rich purple flower atop dark green foliage. Grows to 2-3 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide. A late bloomer giving you a nice pop of color when at the end of the growing season.

A pollinator favorite with its clusters of white flowers and enticing yellow centers. Blooms later in the season from late summer into fall.

A stunning multicolored Baptisia! Creates an ombre affect as newer blooms open mauve/pink and fade to almost pure white all on the same spike. Easy to grow statement piece for any garden or landscape.

Striking yellow blooms will light up any garden! The flowers are reminiscent of Lupines. A long bloom time and pollinator magnet .

Awesome array of colors on this Eastern Redbud! From pinks, purples, greens to oranges and reds. This smaller sized tree fits well in most landscapes and will give you multi season interest.

A striking Redbud that boasts yellows, oranges, greens, and pinks all on one tree. This cultivar is said to be more heat and drought resistant than most other Redbuds. Smaller tree only growing to about 8-12 feet tall and wide.

Underused medium size tree native to our area. Really nice yellow color. Cool white panicles of flowers when it flowers but that is not every year, generally 2-3 times per decade. Scott Arboretum has some nice specimens and has some good information he

Underused medium size tree native to our area. Really nice yellow color. Cool white panicles of flowers when it flowers but that is not every year, generally 2-3 times per decade. Scott Arboretum has some nice specimens and has some good information he

A 1-2 foot tall and wide perennial that has pale pink to pale purple flower color with a orange brown center seen in most cone flowers. Green basal foliage gives way to the sturdy hairy stems on which the flowers are produced.

A tall native perennial that can get to 7 feet tall. Large domes of small pink lavender flowers sit atop strong stems with whorled leaves. A huge pollinators magnet! Its a great source of nectar for honeybees.

An attractive Hellborus that offers dark to light pink double blooms with dark green evergreen foliage. A good groundcover for shady areas that won't get eaten by the deer!

Definitely a unique looking native perennial. True flowers are green, yellow, or cream that typically have dark purple 'spots' on them. Showy bracts are pale pink to lavender in color. An awesome plant for pollinators.

Copious amounts of purple flowers bloom from late spring to early summer. Flower spikes will start blooming on the bottom and works its way up to the top. Attracts all types of pollinators.

Another nice Native oak tree! This tree prefers average to dry soil. Grows to 40-60 feet tall. Will eventually produce acorns that feed wildlife but until then it will be a host to many beneficial insects.

A late flowering deep purple semi double flowers that attract pollinators. 'Purple Dome' has a more compact habit compared to other Asters standing at 18-24 inches tall. It maintains a nice mounded habit to fit in any garden.

A medium sized Veronica with profuse spiked blooms that are a dark lavender color. A neat, narrow, upright growing habit makes it easy to place in those hard to fill gaps. Grows to about 28-30" tall and 18-20 inches wide.