Silky DogwoodSilky Dogwood is a native deciduous shrub prized for its creamy white spring flowers, blue white berries, reddish stems, and strong wildlife value. Naturally found near wetlands, streams, and moist edges, it is excellent for rain gardens, naturalized borders, erosion control, and native landscape plantings. Tough, adaptable, and highly beneficial for birds and pollinators, it is a strong choice for low maintenance New England landscapes. Key Features

5–6 ft off structures

Large blooms emerge lime-green

Miss Molly Buddleia is a compact butterfly bush prized for its rich magenta-red flowers and long summer bloom season

and reliability without constant upkeep

high-end look in the landscape

woodland plantings

closely resembles a spreading juniper in shape but with the foliage of arborvitae

it is a strong choice for privacy screening

Foundation bedsMass plantingsNative landscapesLow-maintenance borders

disease-resistant flowering tree known for its abundant white spring blooms and heavy red fruit display that persists into winter

Kodiak® Orange Bush Honeysuckle is a tough

often paired with Castle Wall