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S = Sun PS = Part Shade Sh = Shade N = Native
American Chestnut Hybrid (Castanea x) N/S
Fast growing hybrid reaching 80’-100’, will produce edible flavorful nuts in 13-15 years. Sold as a pair for better pollination and fruit set. 3″ pot 2/$13
Bayberry (Myrica pennsylvanica) N/S/PS
Native shrub reaching 5’-10’; glossy foliage and grey berries that attract birds, also used to make soaps, candles, etc. Tolerates salt and a wide variety of soils.
Bare root 2’-4’ 2/$8
Butterfly Bush ‘Attraction’ (Buddleia) S
This variety reaches 6’, producing spikes of purplish red flowers June – September, nectar source for a wide variety of butterflies. 2.5” pot $6
Buttonbush (Cephalanthus occidentalis) N/S/PS
Native shrub 6’-12’ with round spiky white flowers in June, followed by button like fruits. Average to wet soil, attracts butterflies. Bare root 1’-2’ 2/$6
Catalpa (Catalpa speciosa) N/S
Large native tree to 70’; very showy orchid like white flowers in late spring. Makes a great ornamental shade tree, prefers a moist organic soil but tolerates other types. Bare root 1’-2’ 2/$7
Fothergilla, Dwarf (F. gardenii) N/S/PS
Small native shrub 2’-3’ with multiseason interest: white bottlebrush type flowers in spring, red-orange fall color, great native substitute for burning bush. 2.5″ pot $7
Fringe Tree (Chionanthus virginicus) N/S/PS
Multistemmed small native tree, should be much more widely grown: covered with white fringe-like flowers in spring, prefers moist acidic soil. Quart pot $11
Hydrangea ‘Sykes Dwarf’ (H. quercifolia) N/S/PS
Compact variety of our native oakleaf hydrangea, ‘Skyles Dwarf’ reaches 3’-4’ tall and has wide, panicles of white flowers. Best in a partly shaded sheltered location, protect for the first winter. 3.5″ pot $9
Koreanspice Viburnum (V. carlesii) S/PS
Easy shrub 4’-6’ tall and wide, showy fragrant white flowers followed by black berries that attract birds.
2.5″ pot $7.
Pussy Willow (Salix discolor) N/S/PS
Small native shrub or tree 6’-12’, ornamental catkins in early spring before foliage emerges. Prefers sun, moist soil but tolerates other conditions. Bare root 1’-2’ 2/$9
Red Twig Dogwood (Cornus sericea) N/S/PS
Native shrub 6’-9’ with bright red stems for winter interest. Dislikes dryness, grow in average to wet soil. Remove oldest stems yearly to generate new growth which has best color. Bare root 1’-2’ 3/$7
Rhododendron, pink (R. roseum elegans) N/S/PS/Sh
Native shrub, pinkish lilac flowers, reaches 8’ in 10-15 years, can mature at 20’. Best in part shade, in a humusy acidic soil although tolerant of a wide variety of conditions. One year rooted cutting $7
Rhododendron, white (R. catawbiense alba) N/S/PS
Native shrub to 6’, white flowers emerging from pink buds. Part shade best, rich acidic soil, needs a little sun for flowering. One year rooted cutting $7
River Birch (Betula nigra) N/S/PS
Ornamental native tree 40’-70’, grown for its attractive peeling cinnamon colored bark. Moist acidic soils best,this is the most pest and disease free birch. Bare root 1’-2’ 3/$7
Spicebush (Lincera benzoin) N/S/PS
Large shrub 6’-12’ average soil, ornamental greenish-yellow flowers, red fruits. Attracts birds and butterflies; host for the spicebush swallowtail. Bare root 1’-2’ 2/$9
Spiraea ‘Magic Carpet’ (Spiraea) S
Compact 2’x2’ shrub for full sun, foliage emerges red andturns golden yellow, pink flowers. 2.5” pot $6
Summersweet ‘Ruby Spice’ (Clethra alnifolia) N/S/PS
Native shrub 4’-6’ with rosy pink fragrant bottlebrush flowers in late summer, average to wet soil. Best in a moist shaded spot where the scent can be appreciated, attracts butterflies. 2.5” pot $6
Trumpet Honeysuckle ‘Blanche Sandman’ (Lonicera sempervirens) S
Native vine 10’-20’ with tubular orange pink flowers thatattract hummingbirds and butterflies. Quart pot $13
Witch Hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) N/S/PS
Small native tree 15’-20’ grown for its spidery yellow flowers which appear Oct-Dec after the leaves drop. Bare root 1’-2’ 2/$9