Maryland Native Plants Acer Rubrum – Red Maple Planting and Growing Acer Rubrum, the Red Maple, accents our Autumn landscapes with brilliant displays of red foliage. In the wild, Red Maples grow in upland deciduous forests, though they can also be found in...
Maryland Native Plants Hamamelis virginiana – Witch Hazel Planting and Growing Hamamelis virginiana, commonly called Witch Hazel, is a fall blooming shrub/tree native to woodlands, forest edges, and stream banks. It ranges in size from 8-20 feet tall and wide,...
Maryland Native Plants Euphorbia corollata – Flowering Spurge Habit Flowering spurge (Euphorbia corollata) is a clump-forming perennial that grows with an upright habit. It produces tiny white flowers in late summer through early fall and grows up to 2-3 feet...
Maryland Native Plants Carpinus caroliniana – Ironwood or Hornbeam Planting and Growing Carpinus caroliniana, commonly called Ironwood or Hornbeam, prefers moist, organically rich soils, but is easily grown in average moisture in part shade to full shade....
Maryland Native Plants Juglans cinerea – Butternut Planting and Growing Juglans cinerea, commonly called butternut, is a small- to medium-sized tree that is best grown in full sun. Butternut is considered a lowland or riparian species and can often be found...
Maryland Native Plants Carex platyphylla – Broad-leaved Sedge Planting and Growing Carex platyphylla, also called broad leaved sedge or silver leaved sedge, is a native sedge that prefers to grow in rich, moist deciduous forests or cove forests but can tolerate...
