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Acer rubrum
Red Maple
Fast-growing with a pleasing oval shape, this outstanding specimen shade tree features deep green, trident foliage with gray green leaf backs. Tiny red flowers emerge in early spring to the delight of early native pollinators. Foliage puts o...
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Acer rubrum 'Autumn Flame'
Autumn Flame Red Maple
Incredibly easy to grow, 'Autumn Flame' is an outstanding looking tree with a clean summer look and blazing fall foliage color that make it a plant that should be used even more. This is one of the earliest flowering of all our native maples with its...
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Acer saccharum
Sugar Maple
Here's the tree that made New England famous! It's easy to see why this tree is so prized once you look at its broadly oval to round form and its thick but not impenetrable canopy of dark green, trident shaped leaves that provide medium shade from th...
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Acer saccharum 'Super Sweet'
Super Sweet Sugar Maple
This tree is a mass producer of super sweet maple making it perfect for producing syrup. In addition it provides nice summer shade and beautiful fall foliage.
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Achillea millefolium
Yarrow
Achillea millefolium, commonly known as yarrow, is a hardy perennial admired for its feathery, fern-like foliage and flat-topped clusters of tiny, bright white flowers. Blooms from late spring to early fall.Remarkably drought-tolerant once establi...
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Actaea rubra
Red Baneberry
Actaea rubra, commonly known as red baneberry, is a bushy perennial with short, thick stems reaching 1 to 3 feet in height. It features dense, rounded clusters of small white flowers that create a feathery appearance due to their prominent stamens...
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Agastache foeniculum
Anise Hyssop
Strongly upright growing with great foliage texture, this plant forms the perfect garden backdrop while still adding strongly anise-scented foliage and outstanding, stem ending terminal spikes of small lavender to purple flowers in mid to late sum...
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Allium cernuum
Wild Nodding Onion
Easy to identify by its distinctive, nodding, pastel lilac-pink flowers in late spring, Nodding Onion thrives in challenging sites such as hot sun and gravely soil. It is strikingly beautiful and is well-suited a formal or wild garden, as well as ...
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Alnus serrulata
Hazel Alder
Found naturally along streambanks and bogs, this smaller deciduous tree has smooth, gray-brown bark with alternating, wavy, hairy leaves. Slim, green male flowers and red female flower appear in the winter. Fruiting cones with woody scales (resemb...
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Amelanchier canadensis
Shadblow Serviceberry
This vigorous, multi-stemmed native is a true harbinger of spring in the northeast part of the country and one of the easiest, most rewarding landscape plants to grow. Its stems grow strongly upright producing an oval shaped plant that can be used ea...
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Amsonia tabernaemontana
Bluestar
A textural masterpiece, this selection features willow-like foliage lining stiff, mound forming stems that end with light blue, star-like flowers that bloom in late May. Perfect for moist, shadier spots, Bluestar attracts pollinators and lights up...
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Andropogon gerardii
Big Bluestem
Big Bluestem is a clumping, strongly upright growing grass that makes a great tall backdrop in any perennial landscape. It's breathtaking in mass plantings, with its thin foliaged texture and its striking orange to red fall color. Strong rooting a...
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Anemone virginiana
Tall Thimbleweek
Perfect for a wooded garden, this selection yields masses of 1”, star-shaped, white flowers with a thimble-like mound of green stamens in April & May. Blooms perch atop upright stems clothed in deeply cut, dark-gre...
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Arctostaphylos Massachusetts Hybrid
Massachusetts Hybrid Kinnickinnick, Bearberry
This beautiful looking native groundcover has an incredibly refined look for a plant that revels in poor, dry, infertile soils. 'Massachusetts' is a nearly prostrate grower with small, lustrous, deep green evergreen foliage that hugs the branches,...
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Aristolochia macrophylla
Dutchman's Pipe
This vine is an old-fashioned favorite grown for its large heart-shaped, glossy green leaves which can quickly cover porches and arbors. The name comes from the flowers resemblance to Dutch smoking pipes. This is the larval host plant for the blue an...
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Aronia arbutifolia Brilliantissima
Brilliantissima Red Chokeberry
An underused native stunner, this narrow, upright growing shrub is ideal for grouping in sandy or moist soils and will perform like a champ with landscape interest throughout the season. Foliage emerges dark green and shiny and provides a great backd...
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Aruncus dioicus
Goats Beard, Brides Feathers
The foliage resembles that of Astilbe, topped by dense spikes of cream-colored flowers. Makes for a background of even a specimen plant. Blooms from June through till July.
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Asarum canadense
Wild Ginger
There's not a shade garden anywhere that won't benefit from the presence of this American Beauties native! Rounded, deep green, cup-like leaves form a tight, low, spreading rug of green that is subtle yet distinctive in the garden. This low hugging f...
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Asclepias incarnata
Swamp Milkweed
While this plant is an absolute must for attracting butterflies to the landscape, it is also a must for the beauty it adds to the garden. Upright growing with long, lance-like foliage, this Asclepias provides tall backing to any American Beauties gar...
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Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet'
Ice Ballet Swamp Milkweed
Deep green, lance-like leaves line upright stems that end with flattened masses of lightly fragrant white flowers in early to mid summer. It is perfect for grouping in the back of the garden and thrives in moist to wet areas. This is an essential ...
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Asclepias incarnata ssp. pulchra
Eastern Swamp Milkweed
Super showy with big heads of small, fragrant, deep pink-purple flower clusters on a plant offering a bushier form with wider foliage than the closely related A. incarnata. Its long lasting summer bloom is a magnet for butterflies and hummin...
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Asclepias syriaca
Common Milkweed
When most people think of milkweed, this is the one that comes to mind. Fragrant flowers bloom on tall, sturdy stems in mid-summer. Monarch butterflies need milkweed to because it is the only plant their caterpillars can eat. This is an easy...
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Asclepias tuberosa
Butterfly Milkweed
Like its relative, Asclepias incarnata, this plant is essential to attracting Monarch butterflies to the landscape but, unlike incarnata, it likes a much drier spot and, since its profile is lower, a spot closer to the front of the garden. This droug...
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Asclepias tuberosa 'Gay Butterflies'
Gay Butterflies Butterfly Weed
Not only is 'Gay Butterflies' spectacular to look at, with its vivid orange flat-topped flowers with red overtones and yellow centers, but is highly nutritional and attractive to beneficial pollinators. Blooms are bountiful clusters on strong upri...
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