Inner Garden Plants
american cranberry
A ground shrub bush that produces cranberries. Grows to be 6 ft.
bee balm
Produces beautiful centerpiece flowers of red, pink, and white. Prefers full sun or afternoon shade. Grows to be 3 ft.
new england aster
Produces pompon flowers of red and white mixtures that remain colorful and large with time. 32-36” tall.
sneezeweed
Produces bunches of bright, yellow, daisy-like, perennial flowers. (3-5’ tall)
meadow anemone
Vibrant, large (4-5” in diameter) white flowers that are deer-resistant and salt-tolerant. They have a longer harvest window, blossoming in late spring. 2’ tall.
blue cardinal flower
Produces lavender, tubular flowers that adds a touch of bright blue to woodland gardens in late summer. 5’ tall.
butterfly weed
Woody bushes with colorful flowers that prefer partial sun and are cold-hardy. 2-4 ft tall and wide.
Arrowwood
Bell-shaped, white flowers that grow in flat-topped corymbs with extruding stamens wth yellow anthers. They are potential hosts for Spring Azure butterflies. 5-10 ft tall.
Dwarf fothergilla
Showy, cream-white flowers that produce a sweet honey aroma that lasts April through May. 1-3 ft tall.
common bearberry
Pink or white bell-shaped flowers that have a long bloom season in the spring. Butterflies and hummingbirds are often attracted to the flower. 0.5-1 ft tall.
coral bells
Tall flowers can range from green, lavender, to white and bell, cup, or funnel shapes. As a warning, they can produce a musky odor when first opened, but are showy flowers. 25-30 ft tall.
Foamflower
A shade-preferring plant that provides good ground coverage with their clumps of pink and white buds. 0.5-1 ft tall.