
New Jersey tea
Ceanothus americanus
Named because dried leaves were used as a tea substitute during the American Revolutionary War. … Continued
Ceanothus americanus
Named because dried leaves were used as a tea substitute during the American Revolutionary War. … Continued
Celastrus scandens
A deciduous twining woody vine best known for its showy red-orange berries that brighten up … Continued
Celtis occidentalis
Tolerant of a variety of conditions. Well-suited to urban areas, it withstands wind and city … Continued
Cephalanthus occidentalis
This deciduous shrub has an open, rounded habit. Common throughout the midwest, it can most … Continued
Cercis canadensis
Delicate deep pink blossoms and buds are one of the earliest spring displays. Unique and … Continued
Chamencrista fasciulate
Native annual with pinnately-compound leaves with small leaflets that fold together when touched. Showy yellow … Continued
Chasmanthium latifolium
Attractive, nodding seed heads make excellent cut arrangement filler. This grass spreads aggressively so choose … Continued
Chionanthus virginicus/retusus
Chionanthus virginicus produces magnificent clusters of fringe-like blooms. Slow growing to 20-25’ high and 25’ … Continued
Cissus trifoliata
Also known as marine ivy or possum grape, this semi-evergreen vine climbs by tendrils. From … Continued
Clematis virginiana
White flowers abundantly spread along the length of the vine in panicles or small clusters … Continued
Cleome serrulata
This colorful long-blooming native annual has large showy flowers in shades of pink and rose … Continued
Clethra alnifolia
A deciduous shrub native to swampy woodlands, wet marshes, and stream banks. Noted for mid … Continued