Aurinia
Aurinia saxatilis
Typically has small lance-shaped green leaves and produces abundant clusters of tiny fragrant four-petaled flowers. Flowers are often yellow but can occasionally be white.
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Aurinia saxatilis
Typically has small lance-shaped green leaves and produces abundant clusters of tiny fragrant four-petaled flowers. Flowers are often yellow but can occasionally be white.
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Baptisia spp.
Native to North America and appreciated for their attractive flowers, foliage, and low-maintenance qualities. Attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies. Serves as host plants for the larvae of certain butterfly species.
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Rosa rugosa
Few plants define the coastal landscape of Martha's Vineyard like Beach Rose. This rugged, salt-tolerant shrub blooms prolifically from late spring through fall, filling beachfront gardens with intensely fragrant magenta-pink flowers and producing striking scarlet hips that carry interest well into winter.
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Bergenia spp.
Valued for its large, glossy leaves and clusters of pink or white flowers. Excellent for ground cover and adds winter interest to the garden.
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Boltonia asteroides
Resembles a tall, daisy-like aster, blooms with masses of small, star-shaped flowers. Perfect for adding late-summer color to the garden and attracts various pollinators.
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Brunnera macrophylla
Celebrated for its delicate, forget-me-not-like blue flowers and heart-shaped leaves. An ideal ground cover for shady areas, providing a splash of color in spring.
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Caltha palustris
Brightens wet areas with cheerful, yellow buttercup-like flowers. Excellent for water gardens and moist, shaded spots. A fantastic native choice.
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Campanula spp.
Recognized for their bell-shaped flowers and come in annual, biennial, and perennial varieties. Bell-shaped flowers that can be blue, purple, pink, or white.
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Caryopteris spp.
Deciduous shrubs valued for their attractive foliage and clusters of blue or lavender-blue flowers blooming in late summer to early fall. Features extremely dark, glossy foliage, a compact habit, and deep blue flowers.
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Centranthus ruber
Typically has clusters of small, tubular flowers forming dense rounded clusters atop tall stems in shades of white, pink, or red. A tough durable plant that thrives with minimal water and care once established.
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Ceratostigma spp.
Known for its vivid blue flowers and red-tinted foliage in fall, adds a burst of color. Great for rock gardens and mixed borders.
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Chelone spp.
Named for its unique, snapdragon-like flowers. Ideal for moist, shady gardens and is a magnet for butterflies.
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