Plant natives like white spruce and blue flag flowers to enhance the ecosystem with low upkeep. Learn about New York’s native plants for your landscape.
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Native Plants for New York City Metro Area Landscapes
Native plants like gray birch and New York aster bring nature to the concrete jungle. Discover native plants for your New York City metro area landscape.
Native Plants for Southern Nevada Landscapes
Embrace Southern Nevada’s beauty by adding native plants like the golden poppy, Palmer’s beardtongue, desert willow, and Nevada agave in your landscape.
Nevada Native Plants for Your Landscape
Using Nevada native plants reduces water and supports wildlife. Discover natives like Utah juniper and purple sage for your landscape.
Native Plants for Northern Nevada Landscapes
Northern Nevada features an array of flora, including vibrant flowers like Eaton’s firecracker and majestic white alders. Discover which is best for you.
Native Plants of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
Native plants of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, from red oaks to sand coreopsis, offer low-maintenance options. Read to find native plants for Yooper landscapes.
Native Plants of the Michigan Shoreline
From towering eastern cottonwoods to feathery marsh ferns, native Michigan shoreline plants thrive where others fail. Read on to find the right plants for your home.
Native Plants of Northern Michigan
Northern Michigan native plant species include American beech trees and columbine wildflowers. Discover the best native plants for your landscape.
Native Plants of Southeast Michigan
From golden Alexanders to American hazelnuts, these low-maintenance plants will brighten up your lawn. Explore the top native plants of southeast Michigan.
Native Plants of West Michigan
West Michigan’s diverse native plants, from tulip trees to lady ferns, are vital to local ecosystems. Explore these low-maintenance, native options for your yard.