Bennett Canadian hemlock thrives in shade and provides sculptural interest in eastern U.S. gardens

Plant Canadian anemone along pond, lake or stream edges for a splash of white flowers in late spring

Flowering dogwood provides fiery red foliage in fall and beautiful springtime blooms

In eastern North America, plant gray dogwood for erosion control or privacy, and you'll get flowers, berries and maroon fall foliage too

Grow Aquilegia canadensis in eastern perennial gardens or informal woodland plantings for its delicate foliage and uncommon red flowers

Invite brightness to the dark corners of your garden for a magical dance you won't want to miss

Common elderberry is a highly adaptable shrub from the eastern U.S., with berries galore for wildlife and humans alike

This four-season landscape star offers lovely pink bracts, bumpy summer berries and more

Its ethereal beauty comes from complex forms and wide-ranging colors, but columbine’s benefits are highly attractive too

Wildlife and evergreens provide plenty of winter interest, but barer views offer their own benefits for gardens