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Native Shrubs & Vines
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Amorpha canescens Leadplant (Amorpha canescens) exhibits a unique display of both foliage and flowers. Spikes of iridescent purple flowers appear atop the delicate... |
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Arctostaphylos uva-ursi The low growing shrub Bearberry (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi) is often used as a native groundcover on dry, sandy and rocky soils, in full sun to light... |
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Aronia melanocarpa* Showy white flowers grace Black Chokeberry for a few weeks in May. Birds enjoy the blackish purple fruits that form in summer. Though extremely tart... |
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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... |
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Celastrus scandens* Bittersweet (Celastrus scandens) is a woody perennial vine of hardwood forests. It's native territory spans west to the Dakotas, east to New England,... |
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Clematis virginiana Virgin's Bower is a native Clematis that lights up the fall landscape with its silky, feather-like silvery seedheads. The small white flowers of... |
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Comptonia peregrina Not a true fern, this low growing shrub does best in sandy soils, from well-drained dry sites to the edges of marshes. Sweet Fern (Comptonia... |
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Corylus americana* American Hazelnut or “Filbert” is an easy to grow native shrub for a wide range of conditions. It produces tasty nuts in late summer that... |
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Gaultheria procumbens Considered by many to be the tastiest plant of the Northwoods, Wintergreen’s deep green leaves look as good as the tea you can brew from them... |
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Hamamelis virginiana* New leaves emerge reddish-bronze in spring on this unique, versatile native and turn a brilliant gold for a late season show. The last woody plant to... |
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