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The 'Winter King' is a hawthorn variety that is prized for its silvery-gray, peeling bark and orange-red berries that persist on bare branches through the winter. It will reach 25-35' tall and wide at maturity and is a great option for street planting due to its pollution resistance. Attractive red-centered, white flowers appear in late spring.
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.
Shademaster Thornless Honeylocust | The 'Shademaster' is a large, upright variety with an open growth habit. It will grow 50-70' tall and 40-60' wide at full maturity. It is drought and pollution tolerant, making it a great street tree. Fine textured foliage provides dappled shade beneath the tree and will turn yellow just before leaves drop in the fall.
Sweetbay Magnolia. The Sweetbay magnolia is a native variety that will reach 15-25' tall and wide at maturity. It produces large, white, fragrant blossoms that appear in early summer and attract a variety of beneficial pollinators.
The Sweetbay magnolia is a native variety that will reach 15-25' tall and wide at maturity. It produces large, white, fragrant blossoms that appear in early summer and attract a variety of beneficial pollinators.
Sweetbay Magnolia. The Sweetbay magnolia is a native variety that will reach 15-25' tall and wide at maturity. It produces large, white, fragrant blossoms that appear in early summer and attract a variety of beneficial pollinators.
The 'Prairifire' crabapple is a rounded, mid-sized variety that makes quite an impact. Vibrant reddish-pink blooms explode in mid-spring, covering every inch of the branches. In the fall, glossy red fruits appear and persist for months without dropping. This variety gets 15-20' tall and wide and is a perfect specimen tree.
The 'Prairifire' crabapple is a rounded, mid-sized variety that makes quite an impact. Vibrant reddish-pink blooms explode in mid-spring, covering every inch of the branches. In the fall, glossy red fruits appear and persist for months without dropping. This variety gets 15-20' tall and wide and is a perfect specimen tree.
Sourwood. The sourwood tree is prized for its vibrant, orange and red fall foliage that contrasts against its long, swaying flower clusters. It will grow to be 20-50' tall and 15-20' wide.
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Pussy willow is prized for its fuzzy, grey bracts that form in the fall and winter months. It will reach 10-15' tall and 8-12' wide, keeping a broad, shrub-like appearance.
The bald cypress is a large tree with long, feathered foliage that takes on orange tones in the fall. Grows 50-70' tall and 20-40' wide. Tolerates wet sites extremely well.
The bald cypress is a large tree with long, feathered foliage that takes on orange tones in the fall. Grows 50-70' tall and 20-40' wide. Tolerates wet sites extremely well.
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