Evergreen shrub with edible fruits. Can grow to 6 ft. Native! Sun or shade. Zones 7-9.

Sweet-scented white flowers in summer, attracts butterflies. Roots used as sleep aid. Best in sun.

Native, drought tolerant, deciduous ground cover for shade. White flowers. Zones 4-6.

18 inch spikes of yellow with contrasting purple centers in summer. Sun.

Dark purple-violet 3 foot candles, which rebloom if dead-headed. A good bee plant. Sun.

Tall, upright stems with clusters of magenta-purple flowers from late spring through late fall. Attractive to butterflies. Sun. Zone 7.

Long blooming fragrant, intense purple flowers thru summer into late fall. 1-2 ft. tall x 3-4 ft. wide. Best in Sun. Zone 7 to 9.

Clusters of dark purple flowers on 10-12 ft stems from August to November. Best in sun. Zones 5-9.

2 ft x 2 ft. White flowers clusters in May, then has large red edible berries and red fall color. Can take poor, wet soils. Sun. Zones 1-9.

Evergreen shrub with year round interest. White blooms and metallic blue berries. To 8 ft. Sun or partial shade. Zones 7-9.

Silvery-white and green evergreen foliage, and starry Lavender-blue flowers in spring, then spurts of color through summer. Shade-sun.

Heart-shaped foliage with burgundy centers that contrast with bright green edges. Pink flowers. Well-drained soil. Partial shade to shade. Zone 5-9.

Pure white flowers on bright green foliage. Trim back after bloom for a rebloom. Sun or shade.

Dark purple semi-evergreen foliage with dainty violet-blue flowers from May to June. Self sowing, excellent groundcover. Sun or shade.