Willows spp. Yellow-green Yellow-green Yellow-green Yellow-green White Plum, American Prunus Americana Indigobush White Amelanchier arborea Gooseberry, Missouri Greenish-white Ribes missouriense Redbud, Eastern Pink-Lavender Pink-Lavender Cercis canadensis Raspberry, Wild White White Rubus occidentalis Blueberry, Highbush White Vaccinium corymbosum Hawthorns White Crataegus spp. Blackhaw White White Viburnum prunifolium Arrowwood White White Vibrunum dentatum Cherry, Black White Prunus pensylvanica Chokeberry, White Aronia melanocarpa Dogwood, Pale White White Cornus obliqua White White Ninebark, Eastern Physocarpus opulifolius White White White Blackberry, Wild Rubus allegheniensis Dogwood, Gray White White Cornus racemosa Sumac, Smooth Green Rhus glabra Lead Plant Purple Purple Purple Amorpha canescens Buttonbush White White White Cephalanthus occidentalis Rose, Swamp Pink Pink Pink Rosa palustris Rose, Pasture Pink Pink Pink Pink Rosa carolina New Jersey Tea White White White White Ceanothus americanus Coralberry Pink Pink Symphoricarpos orbiculatus Green Green Sumac, Shining Rhus copallina White White White Devils Walking Stick Aralia spinosa Spiraea alba Spirea White/Pink White/Pink White/Pink Spirea tomentosa 5Additional species can be found using the . Native Shrubs Common Name Soil Moisture Wildlife General Tolerance Comments Scientific Name Hazel Prefers wet to soils. Long lenticels on the VPD WD 18 Deer browse on the – stem. Rarely damaged by deer. Alnus serrulata Arrowwood Fruit ¼ inch long, bluish-black. Rarely damaged MWD - WD 9 Fruit eaten by songbirds. by deer. Viburnum dentatum Ash, Prickly A thicket forming shrub with prickly leafstalks. SPD WD 9 Used by Giant Swallowtail butterfly larvae. – Fruit are a small reddish-brown pod. Xanthoxylum americanum
Willows spp. Yellow-green Yellow-green Yellow-green Yellow-green Plum, American Prunus Americana White Indigobush Amelanchier arborea White Gooseberry, Missouri Ribes missouriense Greenish-white Redbud, Eastern Cercis canadensis Pink-Lavender Pink-Lavender Raspberry, Wild Rubus occidentalis White White Blueberry, Highbush Vaccinium corymbosum White Hawthorns Crataegus spp. White Blackhaw Viburnum prunifolium White White Arrowwood Vibrunum dentatum White White Cherry, Black Prunus pensylvanica White Chokeberry, Aronia melanocarpa White Dogwood, Pale Cornus obliqua White White Ninebark, Eastern Physocarpus opulifolius White White Blackberry, Wild Rubus allegheniensis White White White Dogwood, Gray Cornus racemosa White White Sumac, Smooth Rhus glabra Green Lead Plant Amorpha canescens Purple Purple Purple Buttonbush Cephalanthus occidentalis White White White Rose, Swamp Rosa palustris Pink Pink Pink Rose, Pasture Rosa carolina Pink Pink Pink Pink New Jersey Tea Ceanothus americanus White White White White Coralberry Symphoricarpos orbiculatus Pink Pink Sumac, Shining Rhus copallina Green Green Devils Walking Stick Aralia spinosa White White White Spirea Spiraea alba Spirea tomentosa White/Pink White/Pink White/Pink 5Additional species can be found using the . Native Shrubs Common Name Scientific Name Soil Moisture Tolerance Wildlife General Comments Hazel Alnus serrulata VPD – WD 18 Deer browse on the Prefers wet to soils. Long lenticels on the stem. Rarely damaged by deer. Arrowwood Viburnum dentatum MWD - WD 9 Fruit eaten by songbirds. Fruit ¼ inch long, bluish-black. Rarely damaged by deer. Ash, Prickly Xanthoxylum americanum SPD – WD 9 Used by Giant Swallowtail butterfly larvae. A thicket forming shrub with prickly leafstalks. Fruit are a small reddish-brown pod.
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