Acer ginnala 'Flame'

Good for low hedges, mass plantings. Yellow flowers in May, green foliage, bronze fall color. Low-growing, compact in form.

U of M introduction. Pink buds open to white flowers in May and June. Acidic well drained soil, even moisture.

One of the most beautiful native perennials with clusters of upturned orange flowers from July to September. Tough and drought tolerant.

This compact and uniform perennial produces masses of fiery orange-red blooms tipped by a ring of rich flame yellow from June to September each year. Deer resistant and one of the hardiest cultivars.

Clumps of large dark green leaves edged with broad bands of white. Lavender blooms in August. Moist, well drained soil. A hosta with an edge.

Dense, dark green needles make this evergreen a perfect plant for a shady hedge. You can sheer this Yew 2-3 times per year for a formal look or let the branches grow for a natural look that has a vase-like form. One of the few evergreens for shade.

This is a dwarf version of the Acrocona Norway Spruce that only grows about 2-3 inches a year. The 1" long, blood-red cones, are always showy in May and they make this plant perfect for a rock garden.

Beautiful, upright, fine textured, emerald green foliage with airy cloud like flowers. Orange-red fall color.

Dwarf form of the popular native purple Coneflower. Compact and long blooming. The pink-purple petals droop from the large orange cone.