• Medium to large fruit
• Sweet, mild taste; soft, juicy texture
• Pink blooms in spring
• Self-pollinating, buy larger yield with a pollinator
• Ripens in July
• Bears in 2-4 years
• Full sun
• Loamy, well-drained soil

• Very productive, heavy bearer
• Medium round fruit with greenish yellow skin
• White, firm flesh is smooth, crisp, and has a very sweet, rich flavor
• Good fresh, but also stores well for canning
• Keep in the refrigerator for up to 6 months
• Fragrant, white blooms cover the tree in spring
• Full sun
• Average, fertile, well-drained soil
• Annual pruning required
• Ornamental
• Fruits ripen from mid August to October
• Produces more each year
• Dark green, glossy foliage turns a brilliant orange-red
• Needs pollinators

• Ornamental fruit bearer
• Faster growing, long-lived
• No pollinators needed
• Grows 10'-15' tall
• Fragrant, white blossoms cover the tree in spring
• Fruit stores well; prized for preserves, tarts, and other dishes, though tastes great right off the tree
• Full sun
• Widely adaptable to various soils
• Bears in 3-5 years

• Full sun
• Widely adaptable to various soils
• White blossoms in spring
• Attracts pollinators
• 12'-18' tall at maturity
• Exceptional, spicy-sweet flavor
• Firmer than other pears, great for baking
• Good source of vitamin C and fiber
• Ripens in September

• Grown for its variegated, heart-shaped foliage; opens purple, maturing to bright green with splashes of white and pink
• One male plant will pollinate 6 female plants  
• Flowers are fragrant, but inconspicuous
• Vigorous growing vine can be trained to cover fence or arbor
• Can grow to 20' high
• Grapelike ebible berries are produced only by the female plants, ripening in the fall 

• Tolerant of different soil types, but must be well-drained
• Full sun with wind protection preferrably
• Sweet, grapelike fruit ripening in mid to late September
• Little maintenance beyond pruning & support
• Lovely on walls and fences
• Fruit high in vitamin C
• Requires pollination from male plant; Arctic Beauty is recommended

• Chocolatey-scented violet-plum colored blossoms
• Bright Green semi-evergreen foliage
• Sweet-tasting sausage-shaped fruit
• Grows to about 13' after about 5-10 years
• Full to partial sun
• Fertile, well-drained soil
• Gentle pruning for control

• Partial shade
• Moisture-retentive soil
• Deer resistant
• Deeply cut, dark green foliage
• Grows 3.5'-4' tall
• Attracts bees and butterflies
• Flowers in August and September, adding garden interest after other flowers are past their prime

• Full sun to part shade
• Moist to wet, fertile soil
• Tolerates a variety of soil types including sandy or clay
• Works great as a specimen or incorporated into a border
• Cool season; clump-forming
• Foliage is variegated green margins with white center

• Full sun to part shade
• Slightly moist, well-drained soil
• Rabbit and deer resistant
• Attracts butterflies
• Compact form with showy dark green, maple-like leaves with dramatic dark veins
• Produces clouds of fluffy candy-floss, deep pink blossoms in early to mid summer

• Full sun to part shade
• Grows to 6' tall
• Thrives in average to damp soil
• Blooms from June to July
• Bright, full clusters of pink flowers
• Great for adding height to borders
• Seems impervious to wind and weather

• Full sun to partial shade
• Grows 2'-3' tall
• 4"-5" blooms
• Gold with red eye and yellow-green throat
• Exceptional bloom performance
• Vibrantly-colored flowers bloom in mid-summer
• Winter hardy, vigorous habit
• Low to average water needs
• Tolerant of various soil types
• Attracts pollinators
• Rabbit resistant
• Easy to grow

• Sun to part shade
• Humus-rich, well-drained soil
• Grows to 15' tall
• Fragrant bi-colored blooms (pink outside, yellow inside)
• Blooms June-September
• Semi-evergreen, blue-green foliage
• Vigorous climber
• Rarely troubled by insects, diseases, or deer

• Full sun/mostly sunny/half & half
• Tolerant to various soil conditions
• Moist to moderately moist soil
• 15' tall with a 5' spread at maturity
• Yellow trumpet-like blooms
• Primarily blooms in late spring; reblooms periodically in summer and fall, ending with a crop of red-orange berries
• Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies
• Deer Resistant
• Easy to culture

• Sun to partial shade; more sun, more flowers
• Prefers moist, well-drained soil, but adaptable
• Drought tolerant
• Twining habit, growing to 10'-20' tall
• Hummingbird favorite
• Prune after spring flowering
• Plant on pergola, pillars & gazebos
• Red flowers bloom most of the growing season

• Pure white double flower
• Beautifully fragrant
• Blooms early to mid-season
• 32" tall
• Sturdy flowers remain upright even after days of rain
• Produces many blossoms

• Excellent cut flowers
• Fragrant
• Long-lived perennial
• Full sun to partial shade
• Blooms late spring to early summer
• Grows 32" tall

• Full sun to partial shade
• Moist, well-drained soil
• Flowers May to June
• Fully hardy
• Fragrant
• Great cut flower

• Fragrant
• Excellent cut flower
• Full sun
• Moist, well-drained soil
• 24"-36" tall and wide
• Blooms late spring to early summer
• Low maintenance
• Great for mass plantings

• Full sun to partial shade
• Moist, well-drained soil
• Fragrant
• Excellent cut flower
• Fully hardy
• Grows to about 35" tall

• Full sun to light shade
• Moist, well-drained soil
• 24"-36" tall
• Blooms late spring to mid-summer
• Fragrant
• Good cut flower

• Full sun to part shade
• Fertile, well-drained soil
• Blooms in mid spring
• Grows to 36" tall

Remove spent flower stems after flowering to maintain an attractive bush type perennial all summer long.

• Full sun
• Fertile, well-drained soil
• Deer resistant
• Blooms May-June
• Grows to 36" tall
• Long-lived, hardy
• Excellent cut flowers

• Partial or dappled shade
• Inconspicuous flowers
• Nice Fall color
• For use on stone walls and buildings
• Can grow to 20' in time
• Also known as Japanese Creeper