Redbuds can grow in less than perfect soils such as clay to loamy, well-drained soils."
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"It can grow in full sun or partly shaded environments. "From the prolific pink blooms along the branches in the spring, to the heart shaped leaves, what is not to love?" says Speight. The cercus canadensis, commonly known as a Redbud, is an easy-to-care-for native tree that grows in zones 4 to 9. "After a spring pruning, the new growth emerges in shades of red or coral. This color shows off in the winter garden, especially when there is snow or against an evergreen backdrop." "The beauty of this shrub is revealed when pruning out the old growth," says Speight.
Great for zones 3 to 8, the Osier dogwood, Corns servicea, can grow throughout all seasons in full sun to part shade. This allows the blooms to stand tall and the new leaves to emerge." This flower begins blooming in late January and continues through May. "When the previous season's foliage begins to look tattered, cut them back at the base. "One major reason I love this plant is the upkeep is minimal," she says. It easily spreads, as it drops seeds from the nodding blooms. Hellebore is a dependable perennial, best grown in zones 3 to 8. Mulch, when placed at least 2 inches away from the vine, will keep the roots cool." "A little compost or aged manure in the spring will keep this plant well fed. "Great for zones 4 to 8, this vine loves a full to part sun environment," says Speight. Another perk? It's easy to grow, no additional fertilizer required.Ĭlematis can also be grown in the North East. This plant loves damp borders and grows tiny white flowers and green foliage.
Sweet Woodruff, Gallium odoratum, grows best in part shade. "It usually grows 10 to 12 inches high with a spread of 18 to 20 inches," Speight says. It's also best planted in the spring or fall. Red Maple, Acer rubrum, is a fast-growing tree that can grow well in a variety of soil types and light conditions. It produces fragrant flowers in the spring and prefers full sun and well-draining soil. Lilac, Syringa, is a heirloom shrub that grows best in zones 2 to 8. "They prefer a well-drained soil and full sun." These thrive best in zones 3 to 9 when they are either planted in spring or fall. "They produce large flowers in a variety of colors that attract pollinators," they say. "Not only does it make a beautiful flower, its foliage is dainty and beautiful, as well," they say.Ĭoneflowers, Echinacea, are native perennials that are adapted to this region. "Creeping thyme prefers well-draining soil and full sun."Ĭlematis is a a versatile vine that can grow in varying conditions in this region. "It produces masses of small, fragrant flowers in spring with its evergreen foliage, also providing fragrance to the garden during the growing season," the O'Neals say. Creeping Thyme, Thymus serpyllum, is a low-maintenance groundcover that can grow in Zones 2 to 9.
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