Coral Bark Maple
Commonly called Japanese maple, this small tree grows to 10-25 feet tall. It is native to Japan, Korea, and China. It has an upright, slow-growing, vase shaped form. The coral […]
Red Maple
The Red Maple grows to 60-90 feet high. The leaves are deciduous, simple, opposite: blades varying in shape from 3-5 distinct lobes to almost no lobes. The leaves are whitish […]
Sugar Maple
A long-lived tree, the Sugar Maple reaches heights of 60-80 feet. The twigs are reddish-brown and shiny.The bark is gray and lightly fissured on young trees, becoming darker and deeply […]
Bottlebrush Buckeye
Aesculus parviflora, commonly called bottlebrush buckeye, is noted for being one of the best summer flowering shrubs for shade areas.It is dense, mounding, suckering, and deciduous. It typically grows 6-15 […]
Mimosa
Albizia is a small tree that seldom grows taller than 25 feet in height. Albizia leaves are alternate, doubly compound, flattened, and blue-green. Flowers are white and pink puffs of […]
Downy Serviceberry
This tree is an all season beautify. Early in the spring, beautiful white clusters of blooms set it off against the new green of spring. Vivid red and gold foliage […]
Apple Serviceberry
“Autumn Brilliance” Apple serviceberry is a wonderful four-season tree with white flowers in the spring, blue-green leaves that turn red in the fall, blue-black edible berries, and smooth silver-gray bark. […]
Common Pawpaw
The pawpaw is a deciduous, often narrowly conical tree growing from about 12 feet to around 20 feet. Pawpaw trees are prone to producing root suckers a few feet from […]
River Birch
The river birch tree often is used for landscaping due to its graceful drooping limbs and attractive color. River birch is a fast-growing, deciduous semi-aquatic tree that reaches between 50 […]
Paper Mulberry
Paper mulberry is a deciduous tree with milky sap that grows to a maximum height of about 45 ft. (15 m.). The twigs of paper mulberry are ahairy reddish brown, […]