Wildlife Gardens

Arizona Cypress Carolina Sapphire	Russian Olive Shrubs	Asclepias tuberosa - Orange Butterfly Weed	Dwarf Burning Bushes	Purple Pearls Beautyberry
American Bittersweet Vines	Rugosa Rose Red Bushes	Murray Cypress	American Hazelnut	Sawtooth Oak Trees
Skyrocket Juniper	Fragrant Honeysuckle \| Winter Honeysuckle	Sweet Charlie Strawberry Plants	Birds and Butterflies Wildflower Seed Mix	Berry Poppins Winterberry Holly
Swamp Milkweed \| Asclepias incarnata	Strawberry Plants	Pecan Trees Carya illinoinensis	Sambucus Black Lace Elderberry	Butternut Trees Juglans Cinerea
Emerald Green Arborvitae	Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow' Butterflyweed	Buttonbush Shrubs	Ozark Beauty Strawberry Plants	Blueray Blueberry Bushes

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Our Wildlife Garden Plants attract birds and other wildlife a refuge with sources for food and you will have a show all winter long with plants and shrubs. Providing food sources for wildlife in your garden and landscape can be quite simple as planting an assortment of flowering plants that will produce winter berries or gorgeous plumes. Check out Greenwood's listing of plants below that will help keep wildlife in your garden for food and safety.

Looking to learn more about developing your own backyard habitat or helping others? Visit the WindStar Wildlife Institute for information on their home study program. Click here.