Plants
Bring life, color, and texture to your outdoor space with our carefully selected landscape plants. From hardy perennials and vibrant annuals to native shrubs and ornamental grasses, we offer varieties suited to thrive in your local climate. Whether you're designing a lush garden bed, a low-maintenance border, or a pollinator-friendly space, our plants are chosen for beauty, resilience, and long-term impact. Zone 4b or lower.

Evergreen Shrubs
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Chamaecyparis (Soft, feathery evergreen; false cypress)
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Juniperus (Low-growing or upright shrubs with needle-like foliage; junipers)
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Microbiota (Low, spreading evergreen; Russian cypress)
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Picea (Dense, upright evergreen shrub; spruce)
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Pinus (Compact pine varieties with long needles)
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Taxus (Dark green, soft-needled shrubs; yews)
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Thuja (Pyramidal or globe-shaped; arborvitae)

Evergreen Trees
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Picea (Tall, pyramidal trees with stiff needles; spruce)
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Abies (Soft-needled, fragrant evergreen; fir)
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Balsam Fir (Fragrant fir with flat needles and smooth bark)
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Pinus (Tall trees with long needles; pine)

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Apple Trees (Flowering trees producing edible apples)
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Blueberry Plants (Low shrubs with sweet, blue berries)

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Andropogon (Tall prairie grass with blue-green blades; Big Bluestem)
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Calamagrostis (Upright, feather-like plumes; Feather Reed Grass)
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Carex (Tufted, ornamental sedge-like grass)
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Miscanthus (Tall with showy plumes; Maiden Grass)
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Panicum (Graceful with airy seed heads; Switch Grass)
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Pennisetum (Mounded form with fluffy seed heads; Fountain Grass)
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Schizachyrium (Blue-green grass turning red-orange in fall; Little Bluestem)
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Sporobolus (Fine-textured grass with airy flower heads; Prairie Dropseed)

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Small to Miniature Hostas
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‘Blue Mouse Ears’ – Small, round blue leaves; compact and tidy
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‘Golden Tiara’ – Chartreuse leaves with green margins; fast-growing
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‘Mighty Mouse’ – Thick, blue-green leaves with creamy edges
Medium-Sized Hostas
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‘June’ – Blue-green edges with gold center; very popular and showy
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‘First Frost’ – Blue leaves with gold margins; excellent fall color
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‘Rainforest Sunrise’ – Bright gold leaves with dark green edges
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‘Halcyon’ – Powdery blue leaves; good slug resistance
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‘Paul’s Glory’ – Golden center with dark green edge; sun tolerant
Large to Giant Hostas
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‘Sum and Substance’ – Huge, chartreuse leaves; bold garden statement
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‘Empress Wu’ – One of the largest hostas, reaching 4+ feet tall
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‘Frances Williams’ – Large blue-green leaves with gold margins
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‘Sagae’ – Upright growth; blue-green with creamy yellow edges
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‘Big Daddy’ – Thick, blue textured leaves; slug-resistant
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‘Blue Angel’ – Large cascading blue-green leaves; excellent for massing

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Amelanchier (White spring flowers and edible berries; Serviceberry)
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Crabapples (Malus) (Spring blooms and colorful small fruit)
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Magnolia (Large, fragrant flowers in spring)
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Prunus (Flowering cherry trees with pink or white blossoms)

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Achillea (Flat-topped flowers in many colors; Yarrow)
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Echinacea (Purple or pink daisy-like flowers; Coneflower)
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Hemerocallis (Colorful trumpet flowers on tall stems; Daylily)
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Heuchera (Colorful, ruffled foliage; Coral Bells)
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Lavandula (Fragrant purple blooms and gray foliage; Lavender)
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Nepeta (Low-growing with blue flowers; Catmint)
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Rudbeckia (Yellow flowers with dark centers; Black-Eyed Susan)
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Salvia (Spiky blooms in purple or blue; Meadow Sage)
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Sedum (Succulent foliage with star-shaped blooms)
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Veronica (Spikes of purple, blue, or pink flowers; Speedwell)

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Acer (Small ornamental maples with bright fall color)
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Aronia (White flowers and dark berries; Chokeberry)
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Cornus (Dogwoods with colorful stems or flowers)
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Forsythia (Bright yellow spring flowers)
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Hydrangea (Large, showy flower clusters, blooms in summer)
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Physocarpus (Ninebark with peeling bark and pink/white flowers)
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Rhododendron (Evergreen or deciduous; Azaleas with bright spring blooms)
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Spiraea (Compact shrubs with pink or white blooms)
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Viburnum (Multi-season interest with blooms, berries, and fall color)
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Weigela (Arching branches with pink or red trumpet-shaped flowers)

Shade Trees
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Acer (Maple trees with vibrant fall color)
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Quercus (Strong, tall trees with lobed leaves; Oak)
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Tilia (Linden trees with heart-shaped leaves and fragrant flowers)
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Gleditsia (Light, airy canopy; Honeylocust with small leaflets)
