Plants For Wildlife
Legend:
A – Attracts Hummingbirds, B – Attracts Birds, C – Attracts Butterflies
Trees
Amelanchier spp. – Seviceberry B
Cornus florida – Flowering Dogwood B,C
Crataegus spp. – Hawthorn A,B
Malus spp. – Crabapple B
Nyssa sylvatica – Tupelo B
Salix spp. – Willow B
Shrubs
Azalea spp. – Azalea A
Buddlia davidii – Butterfly Bush B,C
Caryopteris x clandonensis – Bluebeard C
Chaenomeles speciosa – Flowering Quince A
Clethra alnifolia – Summersweet C
Cornus spp. – Shrub Dogwood B
Hibiscus syriacus – Rose of Sharon B
Ilex spp. – Holly B
Juniperus spp. – Juniper B
Ligustrum spp. – Privet B,C
Lindera benzoin – Spicebush B,C
Myrica pensylvanica – Bayberry B
Prunus spp. – Flowering Plum C
Pyracantha spp. – Firethorn B
Rosa spp. – Rose B,C
Salix discolor – Pussywillow B
Syringa vulgaris – Lilac A,C
Taxus spp. – Yew B
Vaccinium spp. – Blueberry B
Viburnum spp. – Viburnum B
Perennials
Achillea – Yarrow C
Alcea – Hollyhock A
Aster – Aster B,C
Astilbe – Astible A
Coreopsis – Tickseed B,C
Delphinium – Larkspur C
Dianthus – Carnation A,C
Digitalis – Foxglove A
Echinacea – Purple Coneflower A,B,C
Echinops – Globe Thistle B,C
Heuchera – Coral Bells A
Hemerocallis – Daylily A,C
Lavendula – Lavender C
Liatris – Spike Gayfeather C
Lobelia – Cardinal Flower A,B
Lupinus – Lupine C
Monarda – Bee Balm A,B,C
Nepeta – Catmint C
Sedum – Sedum B,C
Vines
Parthenocissus quinquefolia – Virginia Creeper B