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    Pollinator Edible
    Nagami kumquat (Fortunella margarita) branch laden with oval orange fruit Nagami kumquat with clusters of small oval orange fruit among glossy evergreen leaves
    Nagami Kumquat $42.00

    Oval Kumquat

    • Zones 8–10
    • 6–12 ft
  • Sold out
    Native Pollinator
    Ogeechee tupelo (Nyssa ogeche) foliage and developing fruit. Nyssa ogeche (Ogeechee tupelo) with bright red edible drupes and glossy green foliage.
    Nyssa ogeche $35.00

    Ogeechee Tupelo

    • Zones 7–9
    • 25–35 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Pollinator
    Osmanthus fragrans sweet osmanthus, glossy evergreen tea olive foliage with tiny white flowers
    Osmanthus fragrans $27.00

    Fragrant Tea Olive

    • Zones 7–9
    • 15–25 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Pollinator
    'Conger Yellow' tea olive (Osmanthus fragrans) yellow flowers on a large-leaved evergreen Osmanthus fragrans 'Conger Yellow' tea olive, close-up of butter-yellow fragrant flowers
    Osmanthus fragrans 'Conger Yellow' $23.00

    Tea Olive 'Conger Yellow'

    • Zones 8–9
    • 15–20 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Pollinator
    Osmanthus fragrans 'Fudingzhu' tea olive, dense clusters of creamy-white fragrant flowers
    Osmanthus fragrans 'Fudingzhu' $23.00

    Fudingzhu Tea Olive

    • Zones 8–10
    • 10–15 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Pollinator
    Orange sweet olive (Osmanthus fragrans aurantiacus) orange tea olive flowers among glossy leaves Osmanthus fragrans aurantiacus orange sweet olive, clusters of deep-orange fragrant flowers
    Osmanthus fragrans aurantiacus $23.00

    Orange-flowered Fragrant Tea Olive

    • Zones 7–9
    • 20–25 ft
  • Sold out
    Pollinator Drought Tolerant
    Osteomeles schweriniae, bone apple, dense arching stems with fine pinnate leaves. Osteomeles schweriniae, bone apple, ferny evergreen foliage with small white flowers.
    Osteomeles schweriniae $25.00

    Bone Apple

    • Zones 7–11
    • 2–5 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Native
    Passiflora incarnata, maypop, intricate lavender passionflower with a fringed corona.
    Passiflora incarnata $21.00

    Maypop

    • Zones 7–10
    • 10–25 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Native
    Passiflora incarnata alba, white maypop, pure white passionflower with fringed corona.
    Passiflora incarnata alba $21.00

    White Maypop

    • Zones 7–10
    • 6–15 ft
  • Sold out
    Pollinator Drought Tolerant
    Poliomintha longiflora, Mexican oregano, an aromatic evergreen shrub offered by Woodlanders.
    Poliomintha longiflora $23.00

    Mexican Oregano

    • Zones 8–10
    • 2–3 ft
  • Sold out
    Pollinator Edible
    Procimequat, dwarf citrus, small bright orange marble-sized fruit.
    Procimequat $28.00

    Procimequat

    • Zones 8–10
    • 2–5 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Native
    Prunus americana, American plum, clusters of red edible plums. Prunus americana, American plum, white spring flowers on bare branches.
    Prunus americana $26.00

    American Plum

    • Zones 3–8
    • 10–20 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Native
    Prunus angustifolia, Chickasaw plum, white spring flowers on bare branches.
    Prunus angustifolia $23.00

    Chickasaw Plum

    • Zones 5–9
    • 6–10 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Pollinator
    Prunus japonica flowers, pale pink blossoms. Prunus japonica, Japanese bush cherry, pink-to-white spring flowers on wiry branches.
    Prunus japonica $23.00

    Japanese Almond-Cherry

    • Zones 6–9
    • 2–4 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Pollinator
    Prunus mume, Japanese flowering apricot, fragrant pink winter blossoms on bare branches.
    Prunus mume $23.00

    Japanese Flowering Apricot

    • Zones 6–9
    • 18–25 ft
  • Sold out
    Native Pollinator
    Prunus umbellata, flatwoods plum, white spring flowers on dark gnarled branches.
    Prunus umbellata $23.00

    Flatwoods Plum

    • Zones 6–9
    • 12–20 ft
  • Sold out
    Pollinator Edible
    Pseudocydonia sinensis, Chinese quince, mosaic peeling bark. Pseudocydonia sinensis, Chinese quince, soft pink spring flowers.
    Pseudocydonia sinensis $23.00

    Chinese Quince

    • Zones 5–8
    • 20–25 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Pollinator
    Punica granatum 'Eight Ball' pomegranate, dusky black fruit and bright orange flowers Punica granatum 'Eight Ball' pomegranate with round near-black fruit on the branch
    Punica granatum ‘Eight Ball’ $38.00

    Pomegranate 'Eight Ball'

    • Zones 7–9
    • 8–10 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Pollinator
    Punica granatum fruiting pomegranate with orange-red flowers and large red edible fall fruit
    Punica granatum (fruiting, from SC) $23.00

    Pomegranate

    • Zones 8–10
    • 10–12 ft
  • Sold out
    Native Drought Tolerant
    Quercus muehlenbergii chinquapin oak with glossy, coarsely toothed chestnut-like leaves
    Quercus muehlenbergii $23.00

    Chinquapin Oak

    • Zones 4–8
    • 40–80 ft
  • Sold out
    Native Pollinator
    Quercus prinoides, dwarf chinquapin oak, glossy chestnut-like toothed leaves on a small, thicket-forming shrub oak. Quercus prinoides, dwarf chinquapin oak, a native shrub offered by Woodlanders.
    Quercus prinoides $26.00

    Dwarf Chinquapin Oak

    • Zones 5–8
    • 10–20 ft
  • Sold out
    Native Edible
    Quercus virginiana Southern live oak with massive spreading moss-draped evergreen limbs
    Quercus virginiana $23.00

    Live Oak

    • Zones 7–10
    • 40–50 ft
  • Sold out
    Medicinal Native
    Rhus aromatica fragrant sumac in fall, foliage turning orange, scarlet, and burgundy. Rhus aromatica fragrant sumac, blue-green trifoliate foliage and crimson berry clusters.
    Rhus aromatica $25.00

    Fragrant Sumac

    • Zones 3–9
    • 4–6 ft
  • Sold out
    Pollinator Edible
    Rubus irenaeus, bigleaf raspberry, evergreen groundcover with large rounded coltsfoot-like leaves and small white flowers
    Rubus irenaeus $21.00

    Bigleaf Raspberry

    • Zones 7–9
    • 6–12 in
  • Sold out
    Native Pollinator
    Sabal mexicana Sabal mexicana
    Sabal mexicana $23.00

    Texas Palmetto

    • Zones 8–10
    • 18–35 ft
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