Plants

Rhus typhina

[Staghorn Sumac]

Rhus typhina 'Bailtiger' [sold as Tiger Eyes®]

[Cutleaf Tiger Eyes Staghorn Sumac]

The Tiger Eyes cultivar makes a great landscape plant as it suckers less than the species, and for it's nice foliage.

Robinia pseudoacacia

[Black Locust]

Widely variable in form, the most picturesque are straight-trunked with branches abruptly fanning out at the top. Fixes N2. Locust borers are troublesome and difficult to control, but many trees live with them successfully for many years. Leaf minors and permanently wet soils can be problems.

Rodgersia aesculifolia [sold as Horsechestnut-leaf Rodgersia]

[Horsechestnut-leaf Rodgersia]

Rodgersia pinnata [sold as Pinnate-leaf Rodgersia]

[Pinnate-leaf Rodgersia]

Rodgersia podophylla 'Braunlaub' [sold as Braunlaub Finger-leaf Rodgersia]

[Braunlaub Finger-leaf Rodgersia]

Rosa 'Meizorland' [sold as White Drift® Groundcover Rose]

[White Drift® Groundcover Rose]

Rosa × 'Meineble' [sold as Red Meidiland®]

[Red Meidiland Rose]

Rosa × 'Meisentmil' [sold as Lemon Drift®]

[Lemon Drift Rose]

The Lemon Drift Rose has petite yellow creamy flowers that make this shrub a beautiful statement planting. A great choice as well because the Drift Rose is disease resistant.

Rosa × 'Radwhite' [sold as White Knock Out®]

[White Knock Out Rose]

The White Knock Out Rose is a compact shrub with matte green foliage, making the creamy white flowers stand out against the dark leaves.