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Athyrium filix-femina

Lady Fern

Athyrium filix-femina
Lady Fern (Athyrium filix-femina) is widely adaptable and fast growing classic beauty. Creeping by rootstocks, it is perfect for planting on wooded...
Baptisia australis

Blue False Indigo

Baptisia australis
Deep rooted and very long-lived, Blue False Indigo (Baptisia australis) forms a large 'bush' at maturity. Clusters of deep blue flowers surround this...
Baptisia bracteata

Cream False Indigo

Baptisia bracteata
Treasured for its gorgeous clusters of lush cream flowers, the low growing and compact legume of Baptisia bracteata create a stunning effect! Cream...
Baptisia lactea

White False Indigo

Baptisia lactea
White False Indigo (Baptisia lactea) is an excellent specimen plant. Resembling an asparagus plant when it first appears, this amazing plant...
Campanula americana

Tall Bellflower

Campanula americana
Here's a real showpiece of the woodland! Spikes of bright blue flowers rise from deep green basal leaves in mid-summer, much to the delight of...
Campanula rotundifolia

Harebell

Campanula rotundifolia
Deep blue flowers dance on summer breezes and often rebloom in fall up until the first hard frost. Although demure in stature, Harebell is one tough...
Carex radiata*

Eastern Star Sedge

Carex radiata*
Forms attractive dense tufts of slender leaf blades in dappled to medium shade.  Small star-like flower clusters rise in late spring. Slow to...
Cassia hebecarpa

Wild Senna

Cassia hebecarpa
In mid-summer a profusion of butter-yellow flowers appear atop the lush deep green foliage of Wild Senna (Cassia hebecarpa). The chocolate brown...
Caulophyllum thalictroides

Blue Cohosh

Caulophyllum thalictroides
Blue Cohosh (Caulophyllum thalictroides), also known as Squaw Root, is a choice woodland wildflower treasured for its lacy, blue-green foliage and...
Ceanothus americanus

New Jersey Tea

Ceanothus americanus
A Natural Hummingbird Feeder! The luxuriant glossy leaves and bright white flowers of New Jersey Tea make it a durable shrub a real winner. Plant two...