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October Glory Red Maple. The 'October Glory' is prized for its vivid-red fall foliage and its dense, rounded growth habit. This variety will reach 40-50' tall and 20-30' wide at maturity. Holds foliage into late fall.
The fringetree produces large, fragrant clusters of creamy-white blooms in late spring. This tree is quite striking when in bloom and makes a great specimen plant. It has a broad habit and will reach 15-30' tall and wide at maturity.
The fringetree produces large, fragrant clusters of creamy-white blooms in late spring. This tree is quite striking when in bloom and makes a great specimen plant. It has a broad habit and will reach 15-30' tall and wide at maturity.
Fringetree. The fringetree produces large, fragrant clusters of creamy-white blooms in late spring. This tree is quite striking when in bloom and makes a great specimen plant. It has a broad habit and will reach 15-30' tall and wide at maturity.
The American beech tree is a large variety that will reach 50-80' tall and wide at full maturity. It has large, ovate leaves that turn from deep green to vibrant yellow in the fall.
Gro-Low Fragrant Sumac. This native sumac grows 1-2' tall and 6-8' wide, creating a groundcover effect. Rounded foliage takes on rusty-red tones in the fall with yellow undertones. Foliage emits a lemony scent when crushed.
The 'Blackhaw' is a fast-growing variety that reaches 10-15' tall and 8-12' wide. It produces white, lacey flowers in early summer and purplish-black berries in the fall that can sometimes persist into winter. Dark green foliages ages to reddish-purple in the fall.
