Tag: Full Sun
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Plant Profile: Sparkleberry (Vaccinium arboreum)
Sparkleberry is a wonderful addition to any southern garden. In spring it is covered in fragrant, delicate, bell-shaped flowers, which give way to shiny black berries that wildlife love. It is well adapted to drought, heat, and humidity and supports a huge number of pollinators. Read more
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Plant Profile: Black Huckleberry (Gaylussacia baccata)
Black huckleberry is a small shrub that provides 3 seasons of interest as well as being an important for source for wildlife. In spring, urn-shaped pink or red flowers bloom, which are followed by blue-black berries and finally red and orange fall foliage. Read more
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Plant Profile: Smooth Blackhaw (Viburnum prunifolium)
Viburnums in general are beloved by wildlife. Pollinators flock to the blooms and birds love the berries. Viburnum prunifolium is a beautiful shrub or small tree that provides 3 seasons of interest, with profuse blooms, ample berries, and bright red fall foliage. Read more
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Plant Profile: Hairy Phlox (Phlox amoena)
While Hairy Phlox can be more difficult to find in the nursery trade, the hunt for it is well worth it. This plant is well-suited to dry and rocky areas, drought tolerant, and it puts on a beautiful show of pink or purple flowers. Read more
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Plant Profile: Butterfly Weed (Asclepias tuberosa)
When you typically think of “milkweed,” Asclepias tuberosa is the kind that usually comes to mind. I think it is safe to say that this is the most popular native milkweed you can find. It’s stunning orange flowers make it a welcome addition to traditional and native gardens alike. Read more
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Plant Profile: Pussytoes (Antennaria plantaginifolia)
Pussytoes get their name from the fact that their flowers are thought to resemble a cat’s paw. This is a tough plant well-adapted to poor soil and little water. It’s a perfect addition to a Southern garden, especially if you live in an area prone to drought. Read more
Southeastern Native Plants 