Swamp White OakSwamp White Oak is a native shade tree known for its adaptability to both wet and dry soils. It develops a broad, rounded canopy and features distinctive leaves with silvery undersides that move in the wind. Durable and long lived, it is an excellent choice for large residential landscapes and challenging sites. Key Features Native and highly adaptable Tolerates wet soils and drought Broad canopy for shade Unique leaves with silvery undersides Strong,

Mature Height: 20–30 ft

Conifer gardens

Brightens shade areas

a choice garden plant

Massachusetts Bearberry is a low-growing native evergreen groundcover known for its glossy foliage

Strong central leader and uniform shape

erosion control

The white seed heads are carried on showy plumes displayed in abundance from early fall to late winter

smoky appearance throughout summer

2–3 ft off structures

Blue Arrow Juniper is an extremely narrow upright evergreen prized for its striking silvery-blue foliage and tight columnar form

it attracts butterflies—especially monarchs—while thriving in hot