Southern Wax Myrtle (Dwarf) Perennial Roughleaf Dogwood provides nectar and

Roughleaf Dogwood provides nectar and berries to many species of birds and butterflies

The Turk's Cap White-Skipper butterfly is named for this plant because its caterpillars will only eat Turk's Cap leaves

Silver-green leaves

Baptisia “Sparkling Sapphires”

Southern Wax Myrtle (Dwarf) Perennial Roughleaf Dogwood provides nectar andWax Myrtle is a good choice for hedges and front yard foundation plantings. It grows dense silvery green foliage and winter berries that birds love. Buy multiple plants to ensure pollination and berry production. This dwarf variety has a smaller maximum height that makes it more suitable for residential landscaping. Mature height 4 feet Mature width 4 feet Sunny or Shady Versatile Sun Exposure Type Type 2 5 Spring Summer appearance Dense green foliage