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Plant Name & Description
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| Buddleia (Butterfly Bush) Zone 4 See woody plants |
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davidii ‘Black Knight’
Lance-shaped leaves up to 10" long, upon arching branches. Blooms are dark purple and in large clusters that look similar to lilac flowers. 5’, Summer - frost. |
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davidii ‘Pink Delight’
Clusters of large, fragrant, bright-pink flowers with orange eyes on silvery foliage. 5’, Summer - frost. |
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‘Golden Glow’
Bright gold conicle panicles. 5-7’, Late summer. |
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‘Harlequin’ Zone 5.
White to cream, nicely variegated foliage from which bursts forth many large, bright purple flower spikes in every direction. 5 - 7’, Mid - Late summer. |
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‘Royal Red’
Reddish purple flower spikes. Award winner. 5 - 7’, Mid - Late summer. |
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weyeriana 'Bicolor'
The first Butterfly bush with multiple
colors on the same flower cluster. Colors vary
from raspberry-rose to butterscotch yellow.
6-8'. Summer to frost. |
| Campsis radicans (Trumpet Vine) Zone 4 |
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Campsis radicans (Trumpet Vine)
Showy, deep orange, trumpet shaped flowers. 30’, Midsummer-autumn. |
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r. ‘Flava’
Yellow trumpet shaped flowers on lush foliage. 15 - 25’, Midsummer-autumn. Zone 6, possibly colder. |
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tagliabuana 'Madam Galen'
Vigorous trumpet vine with red-orange
trumpet shaped flowers. 15'. Summer. |
| Parthenocissus tricuspidata (Boston Ivy) Zone 4 - 8 |
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Valued for its lustrous green foliage, vigorous climbing clinging habit, and for its brilliant red to purple fall color .70’. |
