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Our national attention is turning to climate change. All the data say it's crunch time, and that plants are essential for building communities that can withstand these changes. A 2016 report from the EPA explored ways green infrastructure can improve community resiliency. Ornamental grasses and sedges can be part of the answer in all the case studies cited in the EPA report. Grasses and sedges anchor the plantings that help clean our water, reduce flooding, and lessen the effects of rising temperatures. Let's work towards a better environment. Panicum virgatum 'Heavy Metal' is a favorite switchgrass, well-loved for its dramatic, metallic blue foliage and for its strong upright habit that remains standing straight and tall. Pink-tinted, airy blooms appear in July, highlighting the color of its blue leaves. This blue switchgrass serves as a colorful backdrop to other grasses and perennials, looks stunning in masses, and provides a focal point when used as a specimen. A cultivar of native Panicum virgatum, it is an easy choice for meadows and naturalized areas as it not picky about soil and is very drought tolerant. Panicum virgatum 'Heavy Metal' does best in full sun; refrain from over fertilizing. It is one of the oldest and most well-known blue cultivars of Panicum.

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Like all KNOCK OUT roses, Pink Double KNOCK OUT is hardy, disease resistant and blooms all season long. Blooming from late spring to frost, this variety has bright pink, double flowers enhanced by deep green foliage. Once established, it is drought tolerant. Great for hedges and borders, this low-maintenance rose bush grows 3 ft. to 4 ft. tall with a similar spread.

Sunny KNOCK OUT is 1 of the most sought after roses around. It bears the well-known KNOCK OUT name due to its black spot resistance. Sunny starts out just as its name suggests with loads of yellow buds that pop open to white single flowers set against a full bushy rounded plant, the flowers have a wonderful sweet fragrance and a typical shrub rose growth habit.

Northsky Blueberry is a great blueberry for containers and small spaces. Attractive compact mounding habit, Northsky grows to 1-1/2 ft. tall and about 2 ft. W. Perfect for containers or incorporating into the landscape, it offers 3 seasons of color. Snow-white blooms and dense, glossy green foliage appear in the spring, deep sky-blue berries ripen in July and leaves turn brilliant red in autumn. Berries are small and have that rich wild blueberry flavor. Yields range from 1 lb. to 2 lbs. per bush. Dwarf Northsky Blueberry survives winter temperatures of minus 45°F, yet performs well in warmer areas as well. Potted. Zones 3 to 7.

Red KNOCK OUT was the original break-through shrub rose that was the forerunner of truly disease-free easy roses that have thrived in our landscapes. So even the most unwilling gardener can now enjoy our national flower. Rounded, bushy and well-behaved, this sparkling gem will perk up the landscape with lots of bright cheery single flowers and loads of nearly blue-green leaves. More red in cool weather.

The Chojuro Asian Pear Tree produces beautiful orange-brown fruit. When the pears are fully tree-ripened, they have a rich, butterscotch-like flavor. The tree is very productive when mature, yielding about 3 to 5 bushels of pears. Heavy annual thinning is recommended to ensure high yield and quality.

Elberta Reachable Peach Deluxe Fruit Tree Kit bears firm, yellow-fleshed freestone fruit that is ideal for canning and is equally tasty fresh. The plump, rose-blushed fruits have fabulous aroma and honey-sweet flesh that is absolutely bursting with flavor. The fruit ripens on the tree in mid to late September. Elberta is a self-pollinating variety. Zones 5 to 8. Deluxe tree kit includes 2 oz. Quik-Cal Pelletized Calcium, 12 oz. bag of Fruit Tree Food Starter Formula, Easy to use Tree ties and a Premium Tree Guard. This is a Reachable Tree producing full sized fruits on a smaller tree, making it easier to fit in your garden and to harvest.

Fantasia Nectarine Fruit Tree produces large freestone fruits that have a bright red skin with bright yellow under color. Flesh is yellow, firm smooth textured, sweet, juicy and good quality. Cold hardy to USDA zone 6, Fantasia bears well in warmer winter areas compared to other nectarines. Blossoms are also frost tolerant which contribute to this vigorous tree having very showy flowers. 500-hours to 600-hours of winter chill needed to provide a bountiful harvest mid to late July.

Munstead is a compact lavender with a mounding habit that adds charm to any home garden. Tiny, fragrant florets cover lavender-hued flower spikes. The foliage is aromatic and grows on strong, straight stems that are gray in color. Plant Munstead in herb gardens, rockeries or perennial borders. To enjoy the scent, plant in groups near a window or entryway. Use to create fresh or dried flower arrangements. Also ideal for sachets, essential oils and perfumes.

The Alderman Plum tree can bear fruit the year after it is planted. It produces big, dark red, sweet and juicy clingstone plums. Extremely cold hardy, the Alderman has beautiful white blossoms in the spring and fruit that ripens in July.

Flavortop Nectarines have large showy blossoms that give way to large oval fruit. The nectarines are freestone and have mostly red skin over yellow with a firm, smooth texture with a flavorful flesh. Flavortop is cold hardy to USDA zone 6 and require 600-hours to 700-hours of winter chill. Harvest early to mid-July.

Honeycrisp Standard Starter Apple Tree is a hardy, small-sized tree that bears crisp, sweet. fruit measuring up to 3 inches in diameter. It has been a flavor favorite since it was introduced in 1991 by the University of Minnesota. Requiring some extra care to grow, it tends to bear a heavy crop every 2-years, producing as much as a half bushel of crispy, sweet apples.

Fuyu Imoto Persimmon tree has fruit that matures to brilliant orange in late fall and can even hang on into winter. Most persimmons are delicious once truly ripe and very soft, however this variety is non-astringent, so you can eat the fruit while it's still firm. The flavor is delicious, rich and sweet with a hint of autumn spice, a little like nutmeg. The tree reaches 20 ft. to 30 ft. tall. It starts producing fruit at a young age, and as it matures, it delivers tons of fruit. New foliage starts yellow-green in spring, becomes a nice glossy green in summer and then turns golden and red in fall, adding even more color to the scene.

Maki Dahlia is a decorative dahlia with a bushy, more compact habit and large, streaked flowers that bloom from midsummer to fall. Maki's stems are shorter than some other dahlias, so it's a good choice for planting in containers or in front of taller dahlias. For best results, plant in full sun. The 8 in to 10 in. flowers attract butterflies and other pollinators.

With the longest blooming cycle of any rose, Red Double KNOCK OUT Rose blooms continuously all summer long. The free-flowering, raspberry-red, double blooms are 2 in. W to 2-1/2 in. W. No need for deadheading. The new blooms push the old ones out of the way, providing low-maintenance color throughout the season. It grows to just 3 ft. to 4 ft. tall, making it perfect for borders or hedges.

Arctic Blue Floribunda Rose produces large clusters of gorgeous lavender blooms with a reverse that is a lovely creamy white. Buds slowly unfurl their 35-petal, fully double flowers until they measure 3 to 4 in. across. The leaves are glossy, medium green leaves that keep their fresh look throughout the season. Arctic Blue provides very good resistance to common rose diseases while serving as a fragrant attractor of butterflies and other pollinators. Looks marvelous in a border and in cut-flower arrangements.

Ambrosia Pear Tree will delight you with its exceptional flavor. When the pear is fully ripened, its flesh is smooth in texture, without grittiness, and bursting with a rich, juicy taste. This standard growing fruit tree is a reliable producer of huge, high-quality, golden-brown pears. It bears at a young age, often in its third year, with reliably high yields of fruit ready to pick in mid to late August.

Sugar Pearls Apricot boasts a full-bodied, sweet golden-honey flavor and incredible white, juicy flesh. Totally unlike any apricot (or any other fruit for that matter) you've ever tasted, it is simply bursting with sun-sweetened nectar. Sugar Pearls can bear as quickly as a year after planting and blooms much later than all other apricot varieties, so even if you were too far north to grow apricots before, now's your chance. Plant this variety near Honey Pearls Nectacot to ensure pollination. Fruit ripens in late June to early July. Zones 4 to 7.

Flat Wonderful Peach is nothing short of just flat wonderful. You may have seen this type of peach in your supermarket referred to as a Saturn, Donut or even UFO peach. Although Flat Wonderful is similar in its unique flattened shape, it is worlds apart in taste. The fruit has that sweet, rich flavor that simply embodies summer. It's juicy with a pleasingly dense texture that never gets mushy and a flavor that is as delicious for fresh eating as it is for canning and baking. Each tree will yield 2-1/2 in. to 3 in. bushels of fruit at maturity. This tree also makes an attractive addition to the landscape. Gorgeous, showy blooms in the spring are followed by brilliant glossy red foliage, making it perfect as an ornamental.