A native wildflower with butterfly wing shaped leaves. Single white flowers late spring.

Handsome spreading, relatively compact form. Soft silvery-gray foliage with attractive bluish fruit.

Yellow-green new foliage ages grey-green.

A slow-growing, low, rounded, squat plant. Dense, rich, silver-blue foliage. Adaptable. Tolerates dry soils.

Silver-blue needles. Upright habit. Drought tolerant.

Wide-spreading, dense, compact form. Green foliage with a purplish to bronze tinge in winter.

Spreading prostrate form. Foliage glaucous green becoming bluish-green with age.

Very flat-growing with trailing branches. Attractive silver-blue foliage with purplish tinge in winter. Fast-growing. Another Maine native (found on Vinalhaven) and one of the most popular groundcover junipers in the U.S. and Europe.

Low-growing and spreading. Bluish-green foliage turning purple in winter. A fine groundcover native to our state. Tolerates coastal conditions.

Slow to medium growth. Adaptable to hot, dry situations; heavy soils; sandy, rocky soils; or swampy areas. Slopes, groundcovers, or masses.

A spreading, flat, circular shaped plant. New foliage is topped a soft cinnamon brown, maturing to bright green.

Compact spreader with fountain-like arching branches and light green foliage.

Bright two-color effect. New light yellow growth contrasting with bluish-green interior foliage.

Slow to medium growth rate. Moist, well-drained soil. Groundcover, foundation, hedge, or mass plantings.

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