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A distinctly Monarda flower but it ruby red. This compact version will still be heavily desired by pollinators but be able to fit in any garden!
A much more compact version of bee balm allowing more versatility in placement. Grows about 10 to 14 inches tall and 2 to 3 feet wide. Boast a bright pink orchid color flower as the name suggests.
A bold magenta bee balm with a wonderful scent that you and the pollinators will love! Blooms from early to mid summer atop tidy mounding foliage. Shorter in stature makes this easy to have anywhere in your garden.
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.
A larger catmint with large dark purple/blue flowers. Grows 3 feet tall and wide with an upright mounding habit. Attractive to lots of pollinators. Lovely fragrant foliage.
A shorter grass with a slim and upright habit only getting 3-4 feet tall and 2-3 feet wide. Has a nice blue/green foliage with rosy red blooms Good for tidy screens or bed edges.
This small to medium sized tree (20-40') is underused. The flowers are small but really cool if looked at. The leaves emerge reddish purple in the spring, fade to green and then shine in the fall with yellows, reds, and orange colors. Nice winter interest
A compact garden phlox that provides clusters of beautiful deep pink flowers for you and pollinators! Grows to about 16 inches tall and 18 inches wide.
A compact phlox with magenta flowers and white eyes. It has a bushy mounding habit making it nice for smaller gardens that can't fit the taller varieties.
The "flame" series of hybrid garden phlox are all bred to be smaller and more compact. This one has large fragrant bright magenta flower heads.
Richer color and larger flowers make this replacement for 'Emerald Pink' that much better! Carpet like mounding evergreen habit is great for sunny slopes and rocky areas.
Boasting the largest flowers on any Phlox subulata and light pink blooms with darker centers make this a standout choice. Good groundcover for dry sunny areas. Creates a large carpet of flowers in spring and keeps its evergreen moss like foliage.
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.
A very large tree getting to 75-100 feet tall and wide with a trunk size getting up to 8 foot diameter. Most notable feather is the exfoliating bark that exposes white.
A smaller tree at 15 to 25 feet tall with big ornamental value! Beautiful light pink flowers with dark pink centers emerge in spring followed by ruby red new foliage that matures into a deep dark purple.
Attractive ornamental small tree makes a nice focal piece or accent. Grows to 8-15 feet tall and 6-12 feet wide. Snow white flowers emerge on the cascading branches in spring. Has good fall foliage of gold and orange.
A large weeping cherry growing 20-30 feet tall and 15 to 25 feet wide. Gorgeous spring bloom boasting light pink sometimes almost white flowers that cover the trees downward arching branches.
A large shade tree with handsome glossy green foliage in summer that transitions to a beautiful scarlet red in fall. Oaks are known for being supportive to the most wildlife.
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.
This native oak tree matures into a stately tree up to 75 feet tall and almost as wide. Glorious red-brown fall foliage. Very long lived- Plant today and your ancestors, as well as the environment, will thank you..
Delicious non seedy black raspberries on a self pollinating plant. Berries usually mature late June early July.
An attractive trailing groundcover that can add color to a sunny rock garden or spice up your patio in a container. Purple and green tones during the summer with red burgundy foliage in fall.
This is a stunner! Yellow centers burst out from the dark red foliage looking straight up into the sky. Backed by dark green foliage for a wonderful contrast.
This native spirea is good for naturalistic landscaping, rain gardens, or as an informal hedge. Produces nice white spikes of flowers. This plant prefers moist soil. Grows to 4 feet tall and wide. The butterflies love it and the deer dont!