WEBThis is a "starter" list of native plants for New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont. It is intended for residential or commercial landscapers who Find another Native Plant List! want to create attractive and varied native landscapes. SHRUBS.
Native Plants | NH Division of Forests and Lands
WEBNative plants are those that occur within their natural range, ecosystem, and habitat without human introduction. This natural range is where the plant has grown and adapted to the conditions of the habitat (climate, soil conditions, light) and co-evolved with other organisms over evolutionary time. Every native plant has a specific native ...
New Hampshire’s Native Trees, Shrubs, and Vines with Wildlife …
WEBNew Hampshire’s Native Trees, Shrubs, and Vines with Wildlife Value [chart] This chart includes native plant species, fruiting period, wildlife use, and the wildlife species use a particular native plant.
WEBOur latest count shows 86 native tree species in New Hampshire. The exact number is hard to state because some species are more commonly found in a shrub form, about a dozen are rare, and others can be distinguished by only the most determined dendrologist. The following criteria were used to determine inclusion on this list:
List of New Hampshire Native Trees - Extension
WEBOur latest count shows 86 native tree species in New Hampshire. The exact number is hard to state because some species are more commonly found in a shrub form, about a dozen are rare, and others can be distinguished by only the most determined dendrologis.
Rare Native Plants | NH Division of Forests and Lands
WEBThree of New Hampshire’s rare plants are not only state-listed under the Endangered Species Act, but federally-listed as well. Jesup's milk-vetch (Astragalus robbinsii var. jesupii) and northeastern bulrush (Scirpus ancistrochaetus) are federally endangered while small whorled pogonia (Isotria medeoloides) is federally threatened.
Native Shrubs, Subshrubs & Lianas of New Hampshire
WEBWe list 235 species of native shrubs, subshrubs, and lianas known to occur in New Hampshire. The exact number is tricky to pin down because some shrub species can also occur in tree form.
WEBThe native plant communities that abound in New Hampshire are a result of 10,000 years of development since the last ice age. Native plants contribute to the unique New Hampshire environment as much as our mountains and lakes. These plants have evolved to grow successfully where you plant them.
Manchester Cedar Swamp Preserve | The Nature Conservancy in NH
WEBAlong the way you'll find shady hemlock groves, giant rhododendron patches and the globally rare Atlantic white cedar swamps that are the preserve’s namesake. Mingling in are black gum, another long-lived tree species that occurs in the Manchester Cedar Swamp wetlands. Some of these trees are over 450 years old.
Pollinators - NH Audubon
WEBAug 16, 2023 · Make your land, however small or large, safe for pollinators through a few simple actions: Choose a variety of locally grown, pesticide free native plants. Select a mixture of flower colors, shapes, and bloom times. Try to provide blooming plants from early spring to late fall.