2025 North Dakota Landscape Tree Sale - North Dakota Trees

Thuja occidentalis ‘Dark Green’, Zone 3-

7, 20-30 H x 10-15 W, Dense, conical to

narrow pyramidal, aromatic yellow-green

foliage, avoid windy/exposed/dry sites

Thuja occidentalis ‘Art Boe’, Zone 3-8, 10

-15 H x 3-5 W, Narrow Columnar habbit,

resists winter burn, yellow green young

trees turn dark green with age

Thuja occidentalis ‘Skybound’, Zone 3-7,

15-18H x 3-5 W, Stately columnar habit,

dark green foliage, avoid windy/exposed/

dry sites

Juniperus scopulorum ’Blue Arrow’, Zone

4-9, 12-15 H x 2 W, very narrow, blue

foliage, silvery-blue berries, deer/rabbit

resistant, urban/dry tolerant

Juniperus chinesis ‘Blue Point’, Zone 4-9,

12 H x 8 W, broad pyramidal form with

little need to trim, takes well to clipped

topiary forming

Juniperus scopulorum ‘Medora’, Zone 3-

7, 10-15 H x 4-5 W, from the badlands

of North Dakota, narrow, columnar

pyramid with blue-green foliage holds

form with little or no pruning

Juniperus scopulorum ‘Moonglow’, Zone

3-7, 20 H x 8 W, shimmering silveryblue

foliage, very cold tolerant and

adaptable, thick foliage for screens

Juniperus scopulorum, Zone 3-9, 25-45 H

x 15 W, ND Native, dense pyramidal

growth, very drought & pH tolerant Great cover and food for wildlife.

Narrow Columnar Form.  Dense Blueish Green Foliage All Year.  Great Natural Fence.  More Hardy than Arbor Vitae

Juniperus virginiana ‘Taylor’, Zone 3-9,

20-30 H x 3 W, softer green foliage

with tones of blue, very narrow

columnar form, very dense, great for a

screen or a regal entryway accent

Pinus ponderosa, Zone 3-7, 55-90 H x 25-

30 W, ND Native, pyramidal when young,

becoming open-crowned with age, prefers

moist, well drained acidic soils, but

tolerates drought, slightly alkaline and

saline soils, fast growing conifer for ND

Pinus sylvestris, Zone 2-9, 35-60 H x 25

-35 W, Scaly flaking rusty colored bark,

shorter needles and denser than

Ponderosa Pine, Pyramidal when young,

becoming open and irregular with age,

very cold hardy and adaptable to many

sites, Fastest growing conifer for ND

Pinus strobus ‘Fastigiata’, Zone 3-8, 30-

40 H x 7-10 W, Columnar ascending

branches, requires moist acidic soil,

intolerant of compacted, clay, alkaline

soils or pollution

Picea glauca ’Densata’, Zone 2-8, 35-50 H

x 15-25 W, ND Native, symmetrical cone

shape, denser than species, less prone to

snow load damage, bright green new

foliage turns blue-green, softer needles

than Colorado spruce, deer/rabbit

resistant, drought tolerant, prefers well-drained moist acidic soils

Picea pungens, Zone 2-7, 50-80 H x 15-

25 W, Choice specimen tree, native to

inter-mountain states of west, tall &

broad dense pyramidal growth, scaly or

flaky bark, blue to green needles with

sharp points, deer/rabbit resistant, most

drought tolerant of spruce, prefers well-drained moist acidic soils

Picea pungens, Zone 2-7, 50-80 H x 15-

25 W, Choice specimen tree, native to

inter-mountain states of west, tall &

broad dense pyramidal growth, scaly or

flaky bark, blue to green needles with

sharp points, deer/rabbit resistant, most

drought tolerant of spruce, prefers well-drained moist acidic soils

Picea pungens ‘Fastigiata’, Zone 2-7, 12-

18 H x 4-6’ W, narrow pyramidal columnar

growth, silvery-blue needles, drought

tolerant once established

Picea pungens ‘Fat Albert’, Zone 2-7, 40

H x 20 W, establishes the iconic broad

pyramidal form and silvery blue needles

of the Colorado spruce quickly, 10-15

HxW in 10 years

Picea Pungens ‘Sester Dwarf’, Zone 2-7,

10 H x 6 W, Classic blue needles and

conical form in a compact form, growing

only a few inches each year

Picea pungens ‘The Blues’, Zone 2-8, size

varies with structure, may be trained to

grow along fences, walls, railings and

other structure, growing 5-10” per year

Thuja occidentalis ’Smaragd (spiral)’

Zone 4-7, 12 H x 2 W, rigidly columnar

arborvitae trimmed into spiral form, slow

growing, trim annually to maintain form

Juniperis chinensis ‘Old Gold’, Zone 2-7,

2-3 H x 3-4 W, gold-Yellow new growth

with green foliage, heavily pruned to

create/maintain Pom Pom shape, may

have slight bronzing in winter

Pinus sylvestris, Zone 2-9, Select

specimens chosen for their dense growth

are heavily pruned to create tufts of

dense new growth and needles, prune to

maintain this habit

Picea pungens f. glauc ‘Globosa’, Zone 3-7,

3-4 H x 3-4 W, Compact, very dense,

Symmetrical rounded head, grafted to a

bare trunk, the head continues to

expand, but the trunk will not elongate

Buxus x ‘Green Gem’, Zone 4-9, 2-3 H x 3

-4 W, small, lush mound of emerald green

foliage, some winter bronzing, protect

from dry winter winds

Buxus microphylla var. japonica ‘Winter

Gem’, Zone 5-9, 4-6 H x 4-6 W, rich

green foliage can bronze in winter, but is

among first to green again come spring

Juniperus horizontalis ‘Wiltonii’, Zone 3-

9, 3-6” H x 6-8’ W, fine trailing juniper

with uniform, full centered growth, silver

-blue foliage covers ground quickly

Pinus mugo ‘Slowmound’, Zone 2-8, 1-2 H

x 2-3 W, rugged cold hardy evergreen

with fine textured foliage, slow growing

mound shape

Taxus x media ‘Dark Green’, Zone 4-7, 4-

5 H x 6-7 W, dark green color all year,

prefers some shade and wind protection

Taxus x media ‘Densiformis’, Zone 4-7, 3-

4 H x 4-6 W, light green new growth on

dark green foliage with scarlet red cones

which resemble berries

Taxus x media ‘Hicksii’, Zone 4-7, 10-12

H x 3-4 W, long, upright branches and

dense glossy green foliage make it

perfect for a foundation, takes well to

trimming and shaping

Taxus x media ‘Tauntonii’, Zone 4-7, 3-4

H x 4-6 W, dwarf spreading, yellow new

growth turns dark green, slightly more

wind resistant than other varieties

NDSU Intro.  Distinguished Dark Green, Rounded Habit. North Dakota Hardy.

Populus Tremuloides, Zone 2-7, 35-55 H

x 20-30 W, leaves tremble in light

breeze, yellow fall color, smooth light

bark w/ dark knots and horizontal scars

Populus Tremula ‘Erecta’, Zone 2-5, 40 H

x 10 W, very narrow form great for small

spaces, flat, rounded leaves give visual

appeal and soothing sound.

Betula Platyphylla ‘Fargo’, Zone 3-7, 40 H

x 15 W, narrow columnar to pyramidal

habit, slightly exfoliated bark, green

foliage, golden yellow fall color.

Betula Nigra, Zone 3-9, 35-50 H x 25-40

W, upright rounded habit, white bark

exfoliating to copper-bronze, green

foliage, yellow fall color.

Betula Populofia ‘x B. Hybrid. Crimson

Frost ‘Royal Frost’, Zone 3-6, 30-40 H x

15-20 W, Stunning deep red-purple

leaves and white bark. Bright fall colors.

Betula Populifolia ‘Whitespire’, Zone 3-

7, 20-40 H x 15-20 W, upright habit,

non-exfoliating bark, green foliage,

yellow fall color.

Betula Pendula ‘Youngii’, Zone 2-7, 8-10 H

x 15 W, unusual small tree with very

pendulous branches, mounding form,

strong trunk with age.

Malus ‘Coralcole’, Zone 3-7, 8-12 H x 10-

15 W, Compact, very dense, Symmetrical

rounded head, pink blossoms and bronze

fruit, lush green leaves.

Malus x ‘Prairifire’, Zone 4-8, 15-20 H x

15-20 W, upright form, reddish new

foliage turns dark green, deep pink spring

flowers, persistent red-purple fruit

Malus x ’Shotizam’, Zone 4-8, 15-22 H x

12-20 W, heavy blooming showy pink

flowers, dark green foliage with reddish

tone, bright red persistent fruit

Malus ‘Spring Snow’, Zone 4-7, 15-25 H x

15-20 W, brilliant white flowers, bright

green foliage turns golden yellow in fall,

fruitless.

Malus x ‘Jeflite’, Zone 4-7, 20-25 H x 15

-20 W, glossy dark green foliage, showy,

snow white flowers, small but vibrant

candy apple red persistent fruit.

Cornus Kousa, Zone 5-8, 15-30 H x 15-30

W, creamy white bracts, dark green

foliage, scarlet autumn color, smooth

young bark peels with age, slow growing

Ulmus x ‘Morton’, Zone 4-9, 50-60 H x

25-40 W, Vase shaped, vigorous growth,

dark green foliage, yellow fall color,

winged seeds, excellent DED resistance

Ulmus Americana ’Princeton’, Zone 3-9,

50-70 H x 30-50 W, Broad rounded

crown, dark green foliage turns yellow,

urban tolerant, excellent DED resistance

Celtis occidentalis, Zone 2-9, 40-60 H x 25-45 W, Native to ND, stucco-like bark, very adaptable, drought tolerant, narrow young, broad arching with age

Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis ’Harve’, Zone 3-6, 40-50 H x 30-35 W, thornless, seedless, great winter hardiness, golden yellow fall color, drought and pH tolerant

Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis ’Skycole’, Zone 3-8, 35-45 H x 25-35 W, thornless, nearly seedless, tolerant of adverse conditions, sun spotted shade

NDSU Intro.  Tree Form.  Copper Colored Exfoliating Bark.  Flowers and Fragrance.  This is THE PREMIER North Dakota Lilac Tree.

Syringia meyeri ‘Palibin’, Zone 4-8, 5-7 H

x 5-7 W, tolerates drought, heat, alkaline

and salt, fragrant early spring blooms,

can be trimmed back to bloom again

Syringia pekinensis ‘Summer Charm’, Zone

3-8, 20 H x 15 W, upright oval habit,

dark green foliage, creamy white

fragrant flowers, amber exfoliating bark

Classic Bismarck Boulevard Tree.  Deep Green Foliage, Pyramidal Habit.

Tilia cordata ‘Greenspire’, Zone 4-7, 40-

50 H x 30-35 W, Little leaf Linden with

strong leader, dark green foliage, yellow

in fall, excellent for urban boulevards

Talia x ‘Harvest Gold’, Zone 2-8, 25-45 H

x 25-30 W, exfoliating bark with age,

golden buds, golden fall color, Fragrant

flowers, excellent medium boulevard tree

Tilia americana ‘Redmond’, Zone 2-8, 50-

70 H x 30-45 W, ND Native, large ovalrounded

crown, tolerates drought and

clay, showy fragrant flower

Acer x freemanii ’Jeffersred’, Zone 3-8,

40-55 H x 30-40 W, adaptable maple,

showy red fall colors, tolerates wet soil

Acer platanoids ’Columnare’, Zone 4-7, 20

-35 H x 15 W, rigidly columnar, course

texture, early yellow flowers, urban

tolerant, require moist soil

Acer platanoids ’Crimson Sentry’, Zone

4-9, 25 H x 15 W, foliage emerges

bright crimson, deep maroon in summer,

bronzes in fall, urban tolerant

Acer ginnala ’Flame’, Zone 3-8, 20 H x 20

W, red seeds contrast green foliage,

flame fall colors, drought tolerant

Acer tataricum ginnala ‘Hot Wings’, Zone

4-10, 18 H x 18 W, Bright red summer

seeds contrast green foliage, tolerate

dry, clay, alkaline challenging soils

Acer x freemanii ‘Sienna, Zone 3-8, 40-

50 H x 35-40 W, Stronger wood, better

drought, salt & alkaline tolerance than

Autumn Blaze, similar colors

Acer saccharinum ‘Silver Queen’, Zone 3-

9, 40-50 H x 40-50 W, Fast growing ND

native maple, surprising tolerance for

poor dry soils, yellow fall color

Quercus macrocarpa, Zone 3-8, 70-90 H

x 60-90W, ND Native, furrowed bark,

dark green foliage turns yellow in fall

Quercus robur x bicolor ‘Nadler’, Zone 4-

8, 30 H x 6 W, Tight Columnar habit,

mildew, drought and urban tolerant

Fast growing.  Up to 35' tall in 5 years!  Great for establishing quick wind block.  Seedless!  Cottonless!  Narrow, upright growth habit.  No mess like those Bismarck Cottonwood Trees.

Populus deltoides ‘Siouxland’, Zone 3-9,

80 H x 40 W, Fast growing, cottonless,

tolerant of many difficult ND sites

Cercis canadensis, Zone 4-9, 20-30 H x

25-35 W, blooms before large heart

shaped leaves emerge, flat topped

growth habit, prefers moist soils

Amelanchier × grandiflora 'Autumn

Brilliance', Zone 3-9, 20 H x 20 W, early

spring flowers yield to small edible fruits

in summer, fruits persist into winter,

radiant orange-red fall color

Salix ‘Prairie Cascade’, Zone 3-10, 30 H x 40 W, golden arching branches & furrowed bark add winter interest, prefers wet soil, but tolerates much

Malus “MN447”, Zone 3b, ripe: early to

mid-Oct, extremely cold hardy, ultra

sweet, good for cider, fresh, or dried

chips, pair with Haralred, Honeycrisp or

Norland

Malus ’Haralred’, Zone 3, ripe: late-Sep

early-Oct, redder and earlier than

Haralson, easy to grow, eat fresh or

bake, stores well, pair with Honeycrisp,

Norland or Frostbite

Malus ‘MN1711’, Zone 3, ripe: late-Sep,

most popular apple in Midwest, sweet &

balanced taste, crisp texture, great off

the tree & store very well, pair with

Haralred, Norland or Frostbite

Malus ‘Norland’, Zone 2, ripe: Sep, very

cold hardy, natural semi-dwarf, pick

before ripe to store, pair with Haralred,

Honeycrisp or Frostbite

Prunus cerasus ‘Evens Bali’, Zone 3-9, 15-

20 H x 10-15 W, showy white flowers

come before leaves, bright red fruit in

summer, jams, jellies, pies and wines, self

-fertile, urban tolerant

Prunus ‘North Star’, Zone 4-8, 8-10 H x

8-10 W, dwarf tree with high

production for small spaces, spring

flowers, textured bark for winter

interest, eat fresh, jams, desserts and

wines, self-fertile, urban tolerant

Prunus virginiana ‘Schubert’, Zone 2-7, 20

-30 H x 15-20 W, white flowers, dark

purple leaves, red fruit ripens to dark

purple in fall, jams and wine, wildlife, self

-fertile, tent caterpillars can be problem

Pyrus communis ‘Bosc’, Zone 4-8, Ripe:

Oct, sweet and juicy with notes

reminiscent of honey, russeting skin,

great fresh or for cooking or canning,

stores well, pair with Flemish Beauty,

Kieffer, Parker or Summer Crisp

Pyrus communis ’Flemish Beauty’, Zone 3-

8, Ripe: late-Sep to Oct, large roundish

fruits of uniform size and shape, red

blush on yellow skin, firm but tender

flesh, eating or drying, pair with Bosc

Pyrus communis ‘Kieffer’, Zone 4-8, Ripe:

late-Sep, pick when firm, ripen off tree,

self-fertile, but will pollinate others and

produce more when paired with others,

Euro-Asian Hybrid works with Bosc,

Flemish, Parker, Luscious, Summer Crisp

Pyrus ‘Luscious’, Zone 4-7, Ripe: late-Sep,

flavor similar to Bartlett, firm but

melting texture, Triploid variety

REQUIRES 2 other varieties to pollinate,

Parker, Kieffer, and/or Summer Crisp

work

Pyrus Communis, Zone 4-7, Ripe: multi

Sep-Oct, Ure/Comice/Summer Crisp/

Flemish Beauty, Self-Fertile, Multiple

varieties extend flowering and ripe times

Pyrus Communis ‘Parker’, Zone 4-8, Ripe:

Sep, will set some fruit without a

partner, better when paired, good

pollinator for Luscious, pair with

Luscious, Bosc, Flemish, Kieffer or

Summer Crisp

Pyrus ‘Summer Crisp’, Zone 4-8, Ripe:

Sep, pick when firm, best consumed while

still crisp, pair with Bosc, Flemish,

Kieffer or Parker

Berberis thunbergii 'Crimson Pygmy',

Zone 4-8, 2 H x 3 W, dwarf, densely

branched, deep crimson foliage a great

contrast against light green or gold

companion plants

Berberis thunbergii 'Orange Rocket',

Zone 4-9, 4-5 H x 2-3 W, vibrant coralorange

new foliage turns a medium green

before ruby red in autumn, compact,

vigorous upright growth

Berberis thunbergii 'Rose Glow', Zone 4-

8, 5 H x 4 W, rich colored foliage on

graceful branching, deep rose-red foliage

mottled with white and green in spring,

bright red berries in fall and winter

Rhamus frangula ‘Fine Line’, Zone 2-7,

fine feathery texture, upright columnar

habit, very hardy tough plant, vertical

accent for perennial garden or frame

entryways, works well in large containers

Euonymus alatus ‘Compactus’, Zone 4-9,

colorful accent or natural hedge, feature

at the foreground of large evergreens to

showcase this intense scarlet fall color

Aronia melanocarpa 'Autumn Magic',

Zone 3-7, 4-6 H x 4-6 W, dark green

foliage white flowers. Fall color mix of

bright reds and dusky purples, black

berry set holding well into winter

Cornus sericea 'Cardinal', Zone 3-8, 8 H

x 10 W, tiny fragrant white flowers turn

to white berries, dark green foliage

turns to reds, oranges and purples,

bright red stems add winter interest

Cornus alba ‘Prairie Fire’, Zone 2-7, very

hardy and colorful accent shrub, brilliant

red fall foliage drops to reveal flaming

orange-red stems for winter contrast

Cornus alba 'Elegantissima', Zone 2-8,

Variegated leaves, attractive berries,

stunning fall color and showy red stems

in winter, very hardy

Hydrangea macrophylla 'PIIHM-II',

Zone 4-9, boasts improvements to the

original endless summer, improved color,

stronger stems and red stem color

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Bailmer', Zone 4

-9, 3-5 H x 3-5 W, the original, cold

hardy, re-blooming hydrangea

Hydrangea Macrophylla 'BAILMACFIVE',

Zone 4-9, 1-3 H x 1-3 W, kaleidoscope of

colors all spring, summer and fall, from

raspberry to neon purple

Hydrangea macrophylla ’Kimono’, Zone 4-

8, 2-3 H x 2-3 W, re-blooming white

flowers with wine-red margins, dark

green foliage turns to a purple hue by fall

Hydrangea paniculata ‘Limelight’, Zone 3-

9, 6-8 H x 6-8 W, huge football shaped

flowers open in an elegant key lime pie

green

Hydrangea paniculata ‘Little Quick Fire’,

Zone 3-8, 3-5 H x 3-5 W, early blooming

white flowers turn to pink-red as summer

progresses, drought tolerant

Hydrangea paniculata ‘Renhy’, Zone 3-8, 6

-7 H x 5-6 W, flowers emerge white,

turn pink as night temps drop and

strawberry red later in fall

Syringa vulgaris, Zone 3-8, 8-12 H x 8-12

W, sweetly fragrant purple flowers in

early spring, vigorous upright multistemmed

shrub, excels in alkaline soils

Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’, Zone3-7, 4-6 H x

5-7 W, dwarf form for smaller gardens,

dark purple buds, flowers fading to

lavender, reddish-purple autumn hue

Syringa meyeri 'Flowerfesta Pink', Zone

3-7, 3-5 H x 3-5 W, compact, repeat

blooming, very fragrant flowers

Syringa x prestoniae 'Minuet', Zone 3-7,

6-8 H x 4-5 W, fragrant light purple

panicles, late spring bloom

Syringa pubescens subsp. patula 'Miss

Kim', Zone 4-8, 6-8 H x 6-8 W, Later

bloom, highly fragrant lavender flowers,

burgundy tinted fall foliage

Syringa vulgaris ‘President Grevy’, Zone 3

-7, 10-12 H x 8 W, immense panicles

packed with fragrant double lavender

blue florets in late spring

Syringa x hyacinthiflora 'Sweetheart',

Zone 3-7, 8-10 H x 5-7 W, fragrant

dusky pink buds open to pale pink double

florets, leaves turn burgundy in fall

Acer ginnala ’Flame’, Zone 3-8, 15 H x 15

W, red seeds contrast green foliage,

flame fall colors, drought tolerant

Acer tataricum ginnala ‘Hot Wings’, Zone

4-10, 18 H x 18 W, Bright red summer

seeds contrast green foliage, tolerate

dry, clay, alkaline challenging soils

Physocarpus opulifolius 'Center Glow', Zone 2-8, 4-6 H x 4-6 W, yellowish green new foliage matures to orangish glow, and dark red with purple hues in fall, pink flowers in early summer

Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Monlo’, Zone 3-7,

stunning deep purple foliage, creamy

white flowers, prefers acidic soils,

tolerates some drought

Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Lady in Red’,

Zone 4-7, coral red foliage matures to

burgundy, exfoliating bark on older

branches, small pink-white flowers

Rosa x ‘Meisentmil’, Zone 5-11, yellow

colored flowers brighten any landscape,

bushy round compact habit, blooms all

season, protect from cold winter winds

Rosa x ‘Meijocos’, Zone 4-11, deep pink

flowers with soft faded center, disease

resistant, easy care

Rosa x , Zone 4-11, abundant blooms,

extended season, easy to grow spreading

rose shrub, vigorous, hardy

Prunus x cistena, Zone 2-8, striking

foliage and delicate looking flowers,

tolerates most well-drained soils

Amelanchier × grandiflora 'Autumn

Brilliance', Zone 3-9, 20 H x 20 W, early

spring flowers yield to small edible fruits

in summer, fruits persist into winter,

radiant orange-red fall color

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Regent', Zone 2-7, 5 H x 5 W, Showy slightly fragrant early flowers, abundant edible fruit turns dark purple, bluish green foliage turns yellow to red in fall

Spiraea x bumalda 'Goldflame', Zone 4-9,

dense upright mounded shrub, bronzed

new growth matures soft yellow green

and turns copper orange in fall

Spiraea japonica 'Goldmound', Zone 4-8,

Vibrant golden spring foliage, pink

flowers, yellowish green in summer

foliage then rich, yellowish orange in fall

Spiraea japonica 'Walbuma', Zone 4-9,

compact, mounded, red new leaves.

Clusters of small pink flowers contrast

gold mature foliage, russet red in fall

Viburnum dentatum ‘Blue Muffin’, Zone 3-

8, 6 H x 6 W, balls of creamy white

flowers turn to azure blue berries in late

fall, shade tolerant

Viburnum x carlcephalum, Zone 3-8, 6-

12 H x 6-10 W, apple-green flower

clusters turn to snow white balls, easy,

fast growing shrub

Viburnum dentatum 'JN Select', Zone 3-

8, foliage emerges burgundy and turns

dark green, white flowers and blue

berries, low maintenance

Artemisia schmidtiana ‘Nana’, Zone 3-9,

Full sun, bright silver foliage, mounded

shape

Aster dumosus ‘Wood’s Blue’, Zone 3-8,

Full Sun, light blue flowers, neat clean

disease resistant plant

Astilbe chinensis var. taquetti ‘Superba’,

Zone 3-8, full sun to shade, purple

flowers, large vigorous plant

Penstemon digitalis ‘TNPENDB’, Zone 3-8,

full sun, pink flowers atop dark burgundy

towers of foliage

Rudbeckia fulgida ‘Goldsturm’, Zone 3-9,

Full sun to part shade, golden yellow

flowers with dark cone centers, hold

flowers for extended time

Dicentra formosa ‘Luxuriant’, Zone 3-8,

Full sun to shade, reddish pink flowers,

everblooming, lacy leaves

Campanula carpatica ‘Rapido Blue’, Zone 3

-8, Full sun to part shade, vibrant violet

blue flowers early

Echinacea purpurea ‘Prairie Splendor’,

Zone 3-9, Full sun to part shade, early

bloom time and extended fall bloom of

purple flowers

Heuchera ‘TNHEUNEB’, Zone 3-9, Full

sun to shade, black rounded leaves form a

medium large mound, small white flowers

Heuchera ‘TNHEUNER’, Zone 3-9, Full

sun to shade, red rounded leaves form a

medium large mound, small white flowers

Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zagreb’, Zone 3-9,

Full sun, upright growth with sparkling

golden blooms in June hold until frost

Hemerocallis ‘Baja’, Zone 3-9, Full sun to

part shade, velvet red bloom with green

throat

Hemerocallis ‘Happy Returns’, Zone 3-9,

Full sun to part shade, lemon yellow

everblooming fragrant flowers

Hemerocallis ‘Pardon Me’, Zone 3-9, Full

sun to part shade, cranberry red

everblooming fragrant flowers with

green throat

Hemerocallis ‘Stella D’ Oro’, Zone 3-9,

Full sun to part shade, bright gold

everblooming flowers

Delphinium elatum ‘Magic Fountains

Dark Blue/Dark Bee’, Zone 3-7, Full sun

to part shade, compact form, dark blue

Dianthus superbus ‘Holkahoriscarlet’,

Zone 3-7, Full sun to part shade,

fragrant bright scarlet flowers,

excellent production summer through fall

Baptisia australis, Zone 3-9, Full sun to

part shade, blue-green leaves on strong

stems, spikes of indigo blue flowers

Athyrium x ‘Ghost’, Zone 3-8, Part to full

shade, silvery green fronds glow in the

shade, dark purple upright stems

Athyrium filix-femina, Zone 3-8, Full sun

top shade, Full vase shaped fern that is

full sun tolerant, red upright stems

Sempervivum ‘Commander Hay’, Zone 3-9,

Full sun to part shade, rosettes of dark

red and green foliage form small mounds

Hosta ‘Curly Fries’, Zone 3-9, Part to full

shade, small hosta with narrow rippled

leaves, brightest color with partial sun

exposure

Hosta fortunei 'Fragrant Bouquet', Zone

3-8, part to full shade, light heart

shaped leaves, large fragrant flowers

with trumpet shape

Hosta x 'Krossa Regal', Zone 3-8, part to

full shade, tall vase shape with frosty

blue-green leaves

Hosta x 'Paul's Glory', Zone 3-9, Part to

full shade, blue-green leaves with

chartreuse center turn dark with bright

golden center

Hosta x 'Stained Glass', Zone 3-9, Full

sun to shade, bright gold foliage with

wide green edges, large fragrant

flowers, sun tolerant

Paeonia lactiflora ‘Charles White’, Zone 3

-8, Full sun to part shade, large double

white fragrant flowers

Phlox subulata ‘Candy Stripe’, Zone 2-8,

Full sun to part shade, creeping mat of

evergreen foliage with pink and white

candy striped flowers

Phlox paniculata ‘Barsixtytwo’, Zone 3-8,

Full sun to part shade, compact with

fragrant coral red blossoms

Salvia nemerosa ‘Apex Pink’, Zone 4-9,

Full sun to part shade, abundant rich pink

flowers on mid sized plant, rebloom with

shearing

Salvia nemorosa ‘Florsalsbu’, Zone 3-8,

Full sun, compact, dense form with loads

of light blue to violet flower spikes of

flowers

Sedum spurium ‘Fuldaglut’, Zone 3-9, Full

sun, reddish bronze foliage and bright

rose red flowers, low mounded shape

Iris siberica ‘Caesar’s Brother’, Zone3-9,

Full sun to part shade, tall with dark

velvet purple flowers and a yellow white

blaze

Achillea millefolium ‘Balvinred’, Zone 4-

9, Full sun, compact form with rich red

flowers, reblooms and holds shape

Yucca filamentosa ‘Color Guard’, Zone 4-

9, Full sun, creamy yellow centered leaves

with dark green edges, spikes of creamy

white flowes

Andropogon gerardii 'Blackhawks', Zone

3-9, Full sun, dramatic vertical accent,

emerges green, red-bronze hues in

summer, near black in fall

Festuca glauca ‘Boulder Blue’, Zone 3-8,

Full sun to part shade, superior color

tough grass with strict clump form

Festuca glauca ‘Elijah Blue’, Zone 3-8, Full

sun to part shade, dense fine blue

foliage, performs best in full sun and dry

soil

Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Karl Foerster’,

Zone 3-8, Full sun to part shade, silvery

seed heads turn wheat colored and last

into winter, upright clump

Pennisetum orientale 'Karley Rose', Zone

5-9, smoky rose-purple flower spikes

greater cold tolerance than other

varieties, protect new growth in late

winter or early spring

Schizachyrium scoparium ‘Blaze’, Zone 3-

8, Full sun, vivid red fall foliage, fade to

pink through winter, easily grown and

adaptable with good drainage

Schizachyrium scoparium ‘Smoke Signal’,

Zone 3-8, blue green foliage turns deep

purple in summer, brighter tone in fall,

strong stems maintain form until freeze

Panicum virgatum ‘Heavy Metal’, Zone 4-

8, Full sun, blue grey leaf blades turn

yellow in fall, loose weeping purple green

heads rise above foliage

Monarda fistulosa, Zone 3-8, Full sun to

part shade, red stems, green foliage and

lavender flowers provide loads of color

and attract pollinators, dry to moist soils

Andropogon gerardii, Zone 3-8, Full sun,

very tall grass, color changes with

season, seed heads add color contrast

and interest

Rudbeckia hirta, Zone 3-8, Full sun to

part shade, yellow daisied with dark

centers, self sowing seeds will spread to

open soil, adaptable in dry to moist soils

Mertensia virginica, Zone 3-8, Part to full

shade, early blooming pink buds turn to

blue flowers, long lived forming large

clumps with time, woodland native goes

dormant by mid summer

Dalea purpurea, Zone 4-8, Full sun, purple

and gold flowers on delicate foliage, heat

and drought tolerant, dry to medium soils

Geranium maculatum, Zone 3-8, Full sun

to shade, early pinkish flowers on

delicate foliage, medium to moist soils in

sun or shade

Bouteloua gracilis, Zone 3-8, Full sun,

short grass in distinct clumps, tight

attractive seed heads, dry to medium

soils

Bouteloua curtipendula, Zone 3-8, Full

sun, bright purple orange flowers and

bright green foliage, very attractive, dry

to medium soils

Sorghastrum nutans, Zone 3-8, Full sun,

brown plumes with yellow anthers over

clumps of upright metallic blue foliage,

adaptable to many soil conditions

Baptisia australis, Zone 3-8, Full sun to

part shade, blue-green leaves on strong

stems, spikes of indigo blue flowers

Iris versicolor, Zone 3-8, Full sun to part

shade, patches of deep blue flowers, use

on edges of water features, tolerate

standing water, high moisture required

Schizachyrium scoparium, Zone 3-8, Full

sun, colors change with season,

tolerates heat and drought, dry to

medium well drained soils

Lobelia silphilitica, Zone 3-8, Full sun to

part shade, brilliant true blue flowers,

medium to wet soils, will tolerate brief

periods of drought

Asclepias incarnata, Zone 3-8, Full sun,

erect clump forming with small fragrant

pink flowers, attractive seed pods, thrive

along ponds, streams and water features

Carex pennsylvanica, Zone 3-8, Full sun to

shade, bright green narrow arching grass

with good shade tolerance, dry to medium

soils

Allium cernuum, Zone 4-8, Full sun,

nodding clusters of pink flowers, onion

like scent, long lived, hardy, tolerate dry

to moist soils

Phlox pilosa, Zone 4-8, Full sun, bright

pink flowers spring to summer, dry to

medium soils

Sporobolus heterolepis, Zone 3-8, Full

sun to part shade, mounds of arching fine

foliage, neat clump with good fall color

and edible seeds, tolerates many soils,

even heavy clay with drainage

Eryngium yuccifolium, Zone 4-8, Full sun,

yucca-like basal leaves, soft weak

prickles, white flower heads on stout

stems, medium to moist soils

Liatris aspera, Zone 4-8, Full sun, wands

of lavender flowers grow in sandy to

loamy dry soils, great for birds and

pollinators

Verbena stricta, Zone 4-8, Full sun,

spires of lavender blue flowers, very

drought resistant, thrives in dry and well

drains soils

Achillea millefolium, Zone 3-8, Full sun,

flattened dome shape with white flower

heads on fern-like leaves