
Norway maple is a large, vigorous tree (over 30 feet) with broadly ovate, dark green leaves turning yellow or red in autumn. Numerous cultivars exist. Self-seeds heavily and can outcompete native plants for water and nutrients—invasive in some areas.
Full sun to part shade; moist, well-drained soil. Low maintenance but consider invasive potential.
Check local regulations before planting. May be prohibited in some regions.
Chinese Spinach (Amaranthus tricolor): Vibrant Foliage for Tropical Effect
Chinese Hardy Orchid (Bletilla striata): Elegant Terrestrial Orchid for Shade
Eastern Redbud (Cercis canadensis): The Native Spring Showstopper
Sunflower (Helianthus annuus): Easy Annual with Endless Variety
Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus and cvs.): Hardy Deciduous Shrub with Summer Blooms
Ipomoea tricolor: Morning Glory with Vibrant Funnel-Shaped Flowers
Iris pseudacorus: Yellow Flag Iris for Wetlands and Water Gardens
Spring Flower Guide: Bulbs, Blossoms, and Flowering Trees for Seasonal Color
Lathyrus odoratus: Sweet Pea with Fragrant Ruffled Blossoms
Ligustrum vulgare – Common Privet, Invasive Hedge Shrub
Rose Campion: Magenta Blooms and Silver Foliage for Sunny Borders
Jasmine Tobacco (Nicotiana alata and cultivars)
Rhododendron viscosum: Swamp Azalea
Stachys byzantina: Lamb's Ears for Silvery Foliage and Weed-Suppressing Mats
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