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Eastern RedbudThe Eastern redbud’s explosion of flowers lets you know spring has arrived, and its heart-shaped leaves turn yellow, gold and orange in fall. |
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Virginia SweetspireFragrant, spire-shaped flowers give Virginia sweetspire its name. This compact, deer-resistant shrub becomes bright red in fall. |
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Flowering DogwoodThis tree is marked by a profusion of white or pink petals that look like large blooms in spring. The dogwood produces bright red fruit that is a favorite of local birds. |
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American WisteriaShowy American wisteria is perfect for pergolas and trellises, displaying drooping clusters of flowers during May and June. It grows to 30 feet and tolerates full sun to shade. |
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CoreopsisThe low-growing threadleaf coreopsis is a cheerful flower that blooms bright yellow from May to August. It loves well-drained soil in full sun. |
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