-
Steeplebush (Spirea tomentosa)
$15.00
4 for$15.00
4 forAdd to Cart Button TextA suckering deciduous shrub that grows 2-4' tall with a slightly larger spread. Perfect for rain gardens or wet areas but can grow in regular… -
Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum)
$10.00
3 for$10.00
3 forAdd to Cart Button TextShade, syrup and fall color are worth the wait for this medium to slow growing native. Fall foliage of yellow orange and red. Mature height… -
$24.00
3 forAdd to Cart Button TextPollinator powerhouse with blue-purple flowers thrives in sandy soil. Once a common wildflower, sundial lupine has massively declined along with the important habitat it provides.… -
$24.00
3 forAdd to Cart Button TextPink flowers bloom atop strong stems, 2-4' tall with long narrow leaves. Flowers bloom in June through October. Interesting seedpods in fall; fun for kids… -
Swamp White Oak (Quercus bicolor)
$15.00
3 for$15.00
3 forAdd to Cart Button TextPhenomenal wildlife or shade tree. Grows to 60-80’ with a mature spread of 30-40'. Thrives in wet, lowland areas but will tolerate drier soil once… -
$15.00
3 forAdd to Cart Button TextOne of the largest native trees growing over 100 feet tall. Distinctive 4 lobed leaves are waxy. Large tulip-like flowers are 2 inches tall, yellow,… -
$24.00
3 forAdd to Cart Button TextShowy, five-petaled flowers, color ranges from pink to white to lavender, occur at the top of leafy, 1-3 ft. stem. Flowers are in loose clusters… -
Wild Highbush Blueberry – (Vaccinium corymbosum)
$30.00
5 for$30.00
5 forAdd to Cart Button TextWild highbush blueberries are predominately found in wetland margins, moist woods, bogs, swamps and low areas. These plants are not named varieties, so not bred… -
Winterberry (Ilex verticillata)
$20.00
5 for$20.00
5 forAdd to Cart Button TextVivid red winter berries used for Christmas décor and winter food source for songbirds. Glossy dark green leaves. Grows 5’ - 15’ high and wide…
Native to MA
