Let’s explore a handful of native shrubs that are short enough to plant in front of a house without overtaking the landscape.
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Homeowners who have Burning Bush should think about removing them and replacing them with something native. Luckily, there is no shortage of deciduous native shrubs with great fall color. Read on for ideas!
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Why plant Boxwood when you can choose a native instead? Learn about Inkberry Holly, a great substitute for an overused non-native evergreen.
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What shrub is green for most of the year, resistant to salt and deer, and great at erosion control? Look no further than Northern Bayberry!
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Learn how to spot the difference between the straight species Sweetshrub and the hybrid. The flowers make all the difference!
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Read on for a few reasons why I love native shrubs and why you need them in your landscape.
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Spice up your spring landscape with these six early flowering native trees, shrubs, and perennials.
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Let’s finally talk about the native plant that is everyone’s yard: Thuja occidentalis.
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Winterberry holly not only provides visual interest after the leaves fall and through the winter, this native also feeds birds.
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Abandon your plans for a single-variety hedge and plant a mixed native shrub border instead!
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Ninebarks are a fun native shrub for humans, birds, and beneficial insects.
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A great native shrub for multi-season interest is fothergilla, with spring flowers and fall color, and great looking foliage all summer long.
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