Sweet Romance Lavender—A compact lavender species that will have butterflies and pollinators flying to your garden! Unlike other lavender, Sweet Romance has the ability to set flowers its first yea...

Scentsation Honeysuckle—This non-invasive honeysuckle vine is prized for Its long-lasting, floriferous white and yellow flowers that bloom from mid-spring to late summer. It is deer resistant and t...

Midnight Sun Weigela—This compact, deciduous shrub packs a ton of color in a small package! New foliage emerges green in the spring, but takes on hues of orange, red and purple as it ages. It will ...

Plant Description: Fast growing Japanese Maple; reaches 15-20' tall and wide. Good drought tolerance once established, can be planted in full or partial sun. Mature Size:  Grows 15-20’ tall and wi...

Plant Description: Slow growing and great for narrow spaces, reaching 10-15' tall and 6-8' wide. ​Is drought tolerant once fully established; can be planted in full or partial sun. Mature Size:  G...

Fragrant, pink flowers in early spring give way to medium-sized July fruit. The fruit is freestone and almost perfectly fuzzless. Grows 12-15’ tall and wide and needs full sun. Although it is technically self-pollinating, adding another variety of peach will produce bigger, more abundant fruits. 

A perfect tree for small areas, this hardy cherry is mostly pest and disease free. It will be covered with delicate, white flowers in the spring, and will slowly reach 8-15’ tall and 6-12’ wide if left in its natural form. Grows best in humus rich, well-drained soil. Needs full sun.   

A compact, deciduous tree with lots of character. Small, fragrant, pink and white flowers adorn the branches in spring before the dark, purple foliage emerges. Small black-purple fruits are enjoyed by birds in the fall. Grows 8-10’ tall and wide; needs full sun.   

Grow Native Plants in Your Backyard: Easy, Eco-Friendly, and Provides Food for Local Insects Sempervivum 'Black' is a mat-forming succulent perennial that forms attractive, evergreen rosettes of th...