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Incorporating Native Plants in Your Garden – 60 Posts! By EMG JennLast week’s post, on Lowbush Blueberries, was my 60th post on native plants since June 2020! In celebration, instead of discussing a plant today, I thought I would give you a list of ALL the plants I have written about in order, in case there is anything you missed or would like to revisit. All can be found at #AddNativePlants. Swamp Milkweed Redbud Mountain Laurel Tiarella Virginia Bluebells Blazing Star Blue Wild Indigo Clethra Great Blue Lobelia Blunt Mountain Mint Sundrops Spiderwort Beebalm Giant Hyssop Rose Mallow Black Cohosh Joe Pye Weed Purple Coneflower Beauty Bush White Snakeroot Eastern Red Columbine Buttonbush Ironweed Butterfly Weed (Monarch's Delight) Winterberry Sweetspire Cardinal Flower Bush Honeysuckle American Hazelnut Big Leaf Magnolia Goldenrod No Buddleja Blue Sage Standing Cypress Indian Pink Witch Hazel Nodding Onion Common Milkweed Spotted Jewelweed Blackhaw Viburnum Mountain Azalea Spring is coming! Spicebush New England Aster Serviceberry Black-Eyed Susan Red Maple Dogwood Bloodroot Carolina Rose Bottlebush Buckeye Wild Bleeding Heart Turtlehead Trumpet Honeysuckle American Wisteria White Oak Oak Part 2 White Wood Aster Wood Poppy Lowbush Blueberry There are so many beautiful native plants we can introduce to our gardens! More to come next week!Photo by EMG Joan – this is Highbush Blueberry, another native blueberry! Join us each Tuesday to learn about #NativePlants you can add to your garden. See previous posts at #AddNativePlants ... See MoreSee Less