Zone 5

  • Osmunda cinnamomea (CINNAMON FERN)

    Osmunda cinnamomea (CINNAMON FERN)

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    Hardiness zones 3-9 A showy fern native to the eastern Americas and East Asia, excellent for native shade gardens, bogs, rain gardens, and wet areas along ponds and streams. They generally grow to 2-3ft, but with sufficient moisture may stand 5-6ft tall...

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  • Linum lewisii (WESTERN BLUE FLAX)

    Linum lewisii (WESTERN BLUE FLAX)

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    Hardiness zones 3-9 Lovely azure flowers, reflecting mtn-blue skies, sway with every breeze on the slender 1-2' stems of this drought-tolerant native. Wild flaxes have been grown for oil and thread (linon in Greek) since 3100 B.C.! S/M-D/GDr

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  • Pinus contorta latifolia (LODGEPOLE PINE)

    Pinus contorta latifolia (LODGEPOLE PINE)

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    Hardiness zones 2-8 One of the most widely distributed pines of the West, found growing from Alaska to Mexico and from the west coast states to the Rocky Mountains! This fine upright growing Pine can reach as high as 110' with short medium-green, curving...

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    Salvia 'Bumblesnow' (GARDEN SAGE)

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    Hardiness zones 3-8 Masses of pure white flower spikes stand above deep green foliage on this beautiful little plant in early summer. Salvias are a favorite of bees and gardeners love it for its easy-going nature, drought tolerance and superior beauty...

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  • Coreopsis 'Full Moon' (COREOPSIS)

    Coreopsis 'Full Moon' (COREOPSIS)

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    Hardiness zones 4-9 Huge three inch butter-yellow flowers by the hundreds grace this vigorous, disease resistant mounder summer into fall. This superb perennial creates a two foot mound that is easy care and perfect for the pollinator garden. Tolerant of...

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  • Blackthorn

    Prunus Spinosa (SLOE/BLACKTHORN)

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    Hardiness zones 5-9 Blackthorn is a large, dense thicket forming 20-25' shrub/small tree for hedges and wild areas; its spiny branches are crowded with masses of small brilliant-white spring flowers which are followed by abundant, shiny, black, bitter...

  • Penstemon Grandiflorus (LARGE-FLOWERED PENSTEMON)

    Penstemon Grandiflorus (LARGE-FLOWERED PENSTEMON)

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    Hardiness zones 3-9 (Penstemon grandiflorus) commonly known as the large-flowered beardtongue or shell-leaf penstemon. A striking North American native perennial, featuring large lavender pink flowers, and waxy blue green foliage. Plant prefers full sun...

  • Thuja Occidentalis 'Spiralis' (ARBORVITAE)

    Thuja Occidentalis 'Spiralis' (ARBORVITAE)

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    Hardiness zones 2-8 Distinctive! The unusual spiral arrangement of the branches and lovely blue-green foliage sprays distinguish this arborvitae from all others. A wonderfully useful screen or windbreak, these pretty trees reach 20-30' tall and only 6-9'...

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  • Salix babylonica 'Crispa' (RAMSHORN WILLOW) Salix babylonica 'Crispa' (RAMSHORN WILLOW)

    Salix babylonica 'Crispa' (RAMSHORN WILLOW)

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    Hardiness zones 5-8 This spectacular tree is a different and very interesting cultivar of the much-loved weeping willow. With the same gracefully pendulous branches, this variety makes a beautiful 40'x40' rounded tree that grows upright before its...

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  • Cornus Paucinervis (LATE-SUMMER DOGWOOD)

    Cornus Paucinervis (LATE-SUMMER DOGWOOD)

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    Hardiness zones 4-8 In late summer (July-Aug), when many plants are thinking seeds, not flowers, this uncommon 6-8', narrow-leaved shrub dogwood produces its dense clusters of small creamy-white flowers followed by black fruit. S/M

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  • Philadelphus Lewisii (WESTERN MOCK ORANGE)

    Philadelphus Lewisii (WESTERN MOCK ORANGE)

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    Hardiness zones 4-9 A tough and large western native shrub which is covered with white, deliciously fragrant spring flowers reminiscent of orange-blossoms. Its dense medium-green leaves and yellow fall color make it a fine hedge and its lovely shredding...

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  • Eriogonum Compositum (ARROWLEAF BUCKWHEAT)

    Eriogonum Compositum (ARROWLEAF BUCKWHEAT)

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    Hardiness zones 5-10 Also called Northern Buckwheat, this shrubby perennial is native from California up to Washington and over to Idaho. Dark-green arrow-shaped leaves which are white and fuzzy below form a branching crown that stays low to the ground...

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  • Asclepias Tuberosa (BUTTERFLY MILKWEEDWEED) Asclepias Tuberosa (BUTTERFLY MILKWEEDWEED)

    Asclepias Tuberosa (BUTTERFLY MILKWEEDWEED)

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    Hardiness zones 3-9 Herbaceous perennial native to the American prairies and hardy to -20 degrees F.  Strikingly beautiful herb, with tresses of deep yellow and orange flowers, sometimes nearly red.  Magnetizes monarchs and feeds nectar to the...

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  • Verbena stricta (WOOLLY VERBAIN)

    Verbena stricta (WOOLLY VERBAIN)

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    Hardiness zones 3-8 Also known as hoary verbena, hoary vervain, tall vervain, or woolly verbena, is a North American wildflower. It is a perfect addition to native plant, or pollinator gardens! 

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  • CAROLINA ROSE

    CAROLINA ROSE

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    Hardiness zones 3-9 Also known as the pasture rose this wonderful eastern U.S. native is found growing in dry to wet conditions; open woods, prairies, stream banks and swamps. Among the most adaptable, this beautiful 3-6' rose is well-suited to most...

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