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Note: The plants below are a sample of what may be available. Please request anything not on the order form, and I will find it for you here, or close by.
Strawberry Bush
Seeds are eaten by songbirds, wild turkeys and small mammals. Attractive pink-red fruit opens to reveal orange berries.
Native Plants
Carolina Sweetshrub
Butterflies nectar at the blooms. Other insects also feed at the flowers, especially beetles.
Native Plants
Coneflower (Mystery Cultivar)
Echinacea (ek-in-AY-shee-ah) Learn more from NC State Extension. .
Edible/Usable
Threadleaf Tickseed
Easy, low-growing, and spreading plant with abundant flowers throughout the summer.
Spring Blooms
White Wood Aster
Use this plant in open shade gardens, woodland areas, native, pollinator, or cottage gardens. Notable for attracting wildlife.
Shade Garden
Passion Flower
Ripened maypops can be eaten fresh off the vine or made into jelly. Showy flowers are edible, best used as a garnish.
Vines
Hollow Joe Pye Weed
Attracts butterflies & other pollinators. Perfect for a rain garden; has a strong presence in garden.
Summer Blooms
Switchgrass
Provides excellent cover year round. This is a larval host plant for various Skipper butterflies and the Common Wood-Nymph. (NC Ext)
Native Plants
PawPaw
In late summer to early fall, pawpaw produces an edible, sweet-tasting, and custard like fruit. (NC Ext.)
Trees & Shrubs
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