Ceanothus americanus (New Jersy Tea) Sumac Horizontally held chartreuse flowers steal

Horizontally held chartreuse flowers steal the show in mid-summer to fall as they flutter atop very narrow upright bluish-green leaves

The nodding blooms measure 3-4' across and have burgundy-red speckling on the back of the petals

are 3-4' high and are of interest all year long

‘Tiny Shadow’ has burnt orange flowers with maroon centers

Fothergilla is a group of deciduous

Ceanothus americanus (New Jersy Tea) Sumac Horizontally held chartreuse flowers stealIn late spring to early summer the fragrant white flower clusters catch the eye of eastern woodland trail hikers, and pollinators, alike. In the garden, New Jersey Tea will do no less. Flower panicles appear at the tips of the stems on low mounded foliage that typically grows 3' tall and 5' wide. This native prefers average to dry soil and has a deep root system that allows it to survive periods of drought and serve as erosion control. The tap root,