Southeast Native Plants149 Stories

Use Tilia americana as a shade tree or along the edge of a woodland for its large leaves and showy flowers

These native vines have eye-popping flowers and provide food for bees and birds

These plants bring beautiful texture to the landscape

These hardworking plants serve a variety of purposes, such as screening views and attracting native wildlife

Inkberry, or Ilex glabra, excels as a foundation plant or formal hedge perfectly suited to the East Coast

Dahoon and its hybrids provide lovely evergreen foliage in southeastern U.S. gardens

This sprawling, resilient palm can be used in many ways

Switchgrass adds color through the year and is a natural ‘seed feeder’ for birds

Give long-blooming, towering cutleaf coneflower room to spread in U.S. gardens for maximum rewards

This long-blooming eastern North American native shrub finds a home in landscapes around the world

Acid-loving dusty zenobia brings bell-shaped white flowers and red fall color to a wet, shady garden