Non-native Plants

Also called Japanese andromeda, this evergreen shrub is native to Japan, Taiwan, and eastern China. It forms dense thickets in…

Originally from East Asia, this deciduous shrub was introduced to the US as an ornamental plant in the early 19th…

The most common cultivar of Callery pear, this commercially available deciduous tree is originally from East Asia. It was imported…

Native to India and central China, this rapidly spreading mulberry tree was introduced across the Americas, Australia, West Asia, and…

While native to most of eastern central Canada and the northeastern US, this evergreen fir’s range ends in western Massachusetts.…

Native to northern, central, and eastern Europe, this coniferous evergreen was brought to the Americas in the 18th century as…

Originally from western Eurasia and northern Africa, this deciduous tree’s yellow or red pitted fruits mature in the summer and…

Though native to western Asia, northern Africa, and the majority of Europe, this deciduous tree was brought to North America in…

Native from northern Sicily to southern Sweden and sweeping East to West across Europe, this ornamental tree is a variety…

Also known as common periwinkle (and thus where the color of the same name comes from), this sub-shrub is native…