Cups of color that push through the last frost of winter

Blazing autumn color from one of North America's most iconic maples

Tall spires of a true North American native perennial

Clouds of tiny blooms that carpet the ground all season long

Fragrant foliage that thrives from zone 1a all the way to 13b

Clusters of color that earn their place in any first garden

Star-lobed leaves that blaze through autumn in any American yard

Twining stems and wide-open blooms for the most patient of beginners

Spotted petals that curve back sharply on a bold, upright stem

Tulip poplar: a towering native with architectural presence

Centuries of shade from one of North America's most enduring oaks

Slender purple-tipped stalks that thrive from Alaska to the tropics

Twining woody vines that bring vertical drama to any outdoor garden

Sprawling vines and bold foliage from zones 1a to 13b

Arching stems and a forgiving nature make Abelia a first garden staple

Arching stems and year-round structure for first-time gardeners