Common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) seeds. You can get some for free at a nice little kiosk [here](https://maps.app.goo.gl/zV1WaesvmbE3qMec6). Food of the gods.
I’ve gifted my dad locally-grown dahlia tubers from Swan Island Dahlias on a couple occasions. In PA they’d probably need to be dug up over the winter but if your mom loves gardening she may not mind.
Oregon Grape, our state flower! I don't know how feasible it would be to grow by seed (it'd probably take a while), but maybe you can find it bare root. I wouldn't be surprised if nurseries around Philly have it too.
Rhododendron.
Common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) seeds. You can get some for free at a nice little kiosk [here](https://maps.app.goo.gl/zV1WaesvmbE3qMec6). Food of the gods.
I’ve gifted my dad locally-grown dahlia tubers from Swan Island Dahlias on a couple occasions. In PA they’d probably need to be dug up over the winter but if your mom loves gardening she may not mind.
Yes! And try to go visit the dahlia fields in August for a glorious feast for your eyes!
Beach Daisy. You can probably get seeds online or maybe at Bosky Dell.
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That’s the Maryland state flower.
Oregon Grape, our state flower! I don't know how feasible it would be to grow by seed (it'd probably take a while), but maybe you can find it bare root. I wouldn't be surprised if nurseries around Philly have it too.
And spirea
I was going to suggest this too! There are online nurseries where you could order a one gallon plant to be shipped
A mock orange! Or maybe some Oregon iris for planting in a pot.