Native to southern coastal counties of Maine. Grows well in dry sandy soil, but size and fruit production will be improved in richer soil. Can reach a height of 10". Plums are edible and tasty.

Maine native. Plant with blue wood aster, ferns, low-bush blueberries. Off-white spire of blossoms is very distinctive in the garden.

Native from southwestern New England to the south and west. Needs partial shade. Grows well with purple flowering raspberry, blue lobelia, and tall anemone.

Maine native. Grows well in dry soil, full sun. Plant with butterfly weed, spotted bee balm, and perennial lupine.

Maine native. Grows well in wet marshy conditions, full sun to part shade. Blooms May-June. Grows well with swamp milkweed, blue vervain, boneset, and cardinal flower.

Maine native. Likes a dry sunny location. Will grow in gravel. Pairs well with Northeastern beardtongue, spotted bee balm, sundial lupine, and smooth blue aster.

Maine native. Likes full sun and medium to dry soil. Will grow in partial shade. Pairs well with wild bergamot, mints, Culver's root, yarrow.

Maine native. Blooms in May-June. Grows in a variety of soils and light conditions. Pair with golden Alexander and Jacob's ladder.

Maine native. Blooms in early spring. Blooms are long lasting. Grows in sun to part shade in medium to wet soil. Pair with white turtlehead, Virginia mountain mint and crane's bill geranium.

Maine native. Monarch butterfly magnet. Medium to moist soil. Full sun preferred. Grows well with swamp milkweed, blue vervain, boneset, winterberry and NY ironweed.

Maine native. Prefers dry sandy soil in full sun. Leaves turn reddish purple in the fall. Grows well with flax-leaved stiff-aster, spotted bee balm, and smooth blue aster.

Maine native. Prefers partial shade and average to moist soil. Does well with large-leaved wood aster, blue lobelia, zig-zag goldenrod, jacob's ladder.

Maine native. Full sun, dry soil. Grows well with spotted bee balm, northern blazing star, perennial lupine, Scotch bellflower and butterfly weed.

Native to Northeastern North America. Not found in Maine. Full sun, dry soil. Grows well with sundial lupine, pearly everlasting, NJ tea, flax-leaved stiff aster, and Scotch bellflower.

Maine native. Full sun to part shade, moist to wet soil. Grows well with blue vervain, boneset, Joe-pye weed, and NY ironweed.

Maine native. Deer proof. Does well in full sun or partial shade, dry or moist soils. Pair with foxglove beardtongue, wild bergamot, and seaside goldenrod.

Maine native. Grows in partial to full shade, moist to wet soil. Does well with golden Alexanders, blue lobelia, blue flag iris, New England Aster, and buttonbush.

Maine native. Grows in full to partial shade, average to dry soils. Beautiful in all stages of growth. Blooms in late summer. Pairs with tall anemone, Jacob's ladder, and cranesbill geranium.

Maine native. The flowers of the wild bergamot attract an array of pollinators. Grows well with seaside goldenrod, the mints, pale coneflower and foxglove beardtongue.

Maine native. Grows in a variety of light and soil conditions. Spreads through underground suckers. Grows up to 4'. Blossoms attractive to bees and butterflies. Pair with