1. Abelia x grandiflora

3. Abies concolor

4. Acer palmatum cv

5. Acer platanoides

6. Acer rubrum

7. Acer saccharum

8. Ajuga reptans cv

9. Amelanchier canadensis

10. Aquilegia x hybrida

11. Astilbe hybrid

12. Berberis mentorensis

13. Betula nigra

14. Brassaia actinophylla

15. Buxus microphylla

16. Camelia japonica

17. Cedrus Atlantica ‘Glauca”

18. Cercis canadensis

19. Chaenomeles speciosa

20. Chrysanthemum X Superbum cv.

21. Cornus florida cv.

22. Cotoneaster dammeri

23. Cotoneaster divaricatus

24. Crataegus pheanopyrum

25. Cynodon dactylon
                              

26. Diffenbachia maculata

27. Dracaena deremensis

28. Dracaena fragens ‘Massangeana’
                              

29. Epipremnum spp.

30. Euonymus alatus

31. Euonymus fortunei cv.

32. Fagus sylvatica cv.

33. Festuca spp. and cv.

34. Ficus benjamina

35. Ficus elastica

36. Forsythia X intermedia cv.

37. Fraxinus americana cv.

38. Gardenia jasminoides fortuniana
                              

39. Ginkgo bilboa

40. Gleditsia triocanthos var. inermis

41. Gymnocladus diocus

42. Hedra helix cv.

43. Hemmerocallis ssp.

44. Hosta X hybrida cv.

45. Hydrangea quercifolia

46. Ilex cornuta

47. Ilex crenata cv.

48. Ilex X meservea cv.

49. Juniperus chinensis

50. Juniperus horizontalis cv.

51. Lagerstroemia indica

52. Luquidamber styraciflua

53. Lirodendron tulipifera

54. Lonicera japonica “Halliana”

55. Magnolia grandiflora

56. Magnoloia X soulangiana cv.

57. Mahonia aquifolium cv.

58. Malus spp. and cv.

59. Myrica pensylvanica

60. Nandina domestica

61. Nyssa sylvatica

62. Pachysandra terminalis

63. Paeonia hybrid cv.

64. Parthenocissus tricuspidata

65. Philodendron scandens oxycardium

66. Picea abies

67. Picea pungens cv.

68. Pieris japonica cv.

69. Pinus mugo

70. Pinus strobus

71. Pinus sylvestris

72. Pinus thumbergiana
Japanese Black Pine can reach the height of 40 m, but rarely achieves this size outside its natural range. The needles are in fascicles of two with a white sheath at the base, 7-12 cm long; female cones are 4-7 cm in length, scaled, with small points on the tips of the scales, taking two years to mature. Male cones are 1-2 cm long borne in clumps of on the tips of the spring growth. Bark is gray on young trees and small branches, changing to black and plated on larger branches and the trunk; becoming quite thick on older trunks.

73. Platanus X acerfolia

74. Poa pratensis

75. Podocarpus macrophyllus

76. Potentilla fruiticosa

77. Prunus laurocerasus

78. Prunus serrulata

79. Pyracantha coccinea

80. Pyrus calleryana cv.

81. Quercus alba

82. Quercus palustris

83. Quercus rubra

84. Rhododendron X catawbiense

85. Rhododendon Hybrid

86. Rosa spp.

87. Sedum spectabile

88. Sorbus aucuparia

89. Spirea X bumalda cv.

90. Syringa vulgaris

91. Taxodium distichum

92. Taxus cuspidata

93. Thuja occidentalis cv.

94. Tilia cordata

95. Tsuja canadensis

96. Ulmas parvifolia

97. Viburnum X burkwoodii

98. Viburnum trilobum

99. Vinca minor cv.

100. Wistreria sinensis cv.

101. Yucca filamentosa