Underused small native that grows 15-25 feet tall and 12-20 feet wide. Works best as an under-story tree.

This is a large deciduous tree that has pale yellow flowers in spring, usually from April to May. The blooms are on the smaller side individually but they appear in clusters making them showy. The foliage is large palmately compound that turns shades of y

This is an improved form of the straight species with larger flowers and a overall larger plant. Grows 12-24" tall and wide in full to part sun.

Deep dark flowers featuring shades of purples and blacks add colors that will stand out from most other flowers! Long flower spikes will not be missed on this full bushy plant.

Full bushy vase shaped habit on this bicolored Baptisia! As the name suggests the flowers are mahogany on the outside with yellow peaking out that really does remind of you a roasted nut!

Single daisy-like flowers bloom in sunset-esque shades. Buds emerge red and open orange, fading to a creamy butter yellow. Colors are best in the cool parts of the year—which happen to be when the plant usually flowers.

Great tall native perennial that can handle all sorts of conditions.

Perennial Plant of the Year 1992 An easy to grow compact perennial standing at 18-24 inches tall. Muted yellow daisy like flowers sit atop airy foliage. Has a nice long bloom time from late June to October.

This native shrub produces tubular yellow flowers that (hence the common name) resemble that of the true honeysuckles. Blooming in the summer against dark green foliage. Fall color can vary from yellows, oranges, and reds.

From Proven Winners: Looking for an adaptable native plant that's drought-tolerant, deer-resistant and colorful? This is it! Diervilla just got a lot more colorful: this tough, easy-growing shrub is a standout with its dark burgundy-black foliage.

Very interesting foliage! Lime yellow in the summer and lovely orange fall color. This is a good plant for hard to grow sites and nice alternative to the invasive Japanese honeysuckle.

Consider this plant as a much better alternative to the invasive burning bush

A coneflower like no other! Blooms of many different colors pop up around June giving your garden an eye catching appeal. Flowering colors include purple, pink, red, orange, yellow, and white.

Old reliable border forsythia. A huge flush of yellow flowers in the spring with nice green foliage all summer.  Stems grow out in an arching manner.

Finally a forsythia that is not a garden thug! Copious amounts of nice yellow flowers cover the stems in early spring. Terrific dwarf habit that works well in most landscapes. Grows to about 36" tall and wide.

Native late fall blooming trouble free large shrub/small tree.

Native late fall blooming trouble free large shrub/small tree. This is the last plant to bloom in the fall, starting in October and continuing into December. Blooms are yellow with thin whimsical petals. 

The common name stems from the soft hairs in the foliage that gives it a gray green color. 4 inch sunshine yellow flowers emerge in late summer and bloom into fall with seeds forming in fall for the song birds to enjoy!

This perennial is a more compact version of its native parent, growing to approximately 2-3' tall. The flowers are single to double approximately 2-3" wide. Makes a nice cut flower since it has good stiff stems that also rarely need staking in the garden.

'Tropical Sunset' has 3", single creamy yellow flowers that are dramatically streaked with burgundy red veining and picotee edges

This is a reblooming daylily so you can enjoy the large 4 inch bright yellow blooms from spring to frost! A rather adaptable plant makes this easy to grow and easy to enjoy.

This premium daylily has terrific fragrant red flowers with yellow centers. Re-blooms and tolerates tough conditions including black walnuts. Grows to 27" tall in full to part sun Photo courtesy of Walter's Gardens

Two toned blooms with dusty purple flowers accented by gold petals with contrasting purple veins. A compact early summer bloomer that thrives in wet areas!

Copious amounts of yellow flowers on long panicles adorn the tree in early summer. Considered to be a tough urban tree.