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Adrian's Compact' is a dwarf variety with an upright growth habit and will reach 4-6' tall and 4-5' wide at maturity. It has rich, crimson foliage that turns vibrant scarlet-orange in the fall.
The 'Beni Hime' is a dwarf variety that will slowly reach 2-3' tall and wide. Its foliage emerges burgundy-red and ages to green before turning vibrant shades of orange, yellow and red in the fall.
The 'Bloodgood' is a popular variety that is prized for its deep, burgundy-red foliage that turns vibrant scarlet-red in the fall. It has an upright, open growth habit and will reach 15-25' tall and 15-20' wide at maturity. Its reddish-black bark is displayed in the winter after foliage has disappeared.
The 'Butterfly' japanese maple is known for its variegated foliage that is edged with pink when it emerges in the spring. It is a semi-dwarf variety that will reach 8-12' tall and 6-8' wide at maturity. Creamy-white portions of the leaves will turn magenta in the fall.
Sango Kaku Japanese Maple | The 'Coral Bark' maple is prized for its vibrant, red bark that is exposed in the winter. Its vibrant, green foliage is edged with red margins and turns golden-yellow in the fall. This variety has a dense, upright growth habit and will reach 15-25' tall and 15-20' wide at maturity. Prefers morning sun and afternoon shade. An excellent specimen tree.
The 'Shishigashira' is a colorful, dense variety that will reach 12-15' tall and 8-10' wide at maturity. Its thick clusters of curly, green foliage turn vibrant shades of orange and yellow in the fall.
This cold-hardy apple variety produces juicy, crisp apples that ripen in early September. It grows 8 to 10' tall and has pinkish white flowers that appear in April. Best when paired with other early to mid-season blooming apple varieties.
Woodlanders' is a stunning variety of beautyberry, with huge clusters of magenta berries appearing on long, draping stems. Attractive white flowers appear in early-summer and will turn to berries that persist through mid-fall. Will average at 4-5' tall and wide.
The 'Morning Calm' variety produces orange, trumpet shaped blooms with golden centers that bloom from early to late summer. It will reach 20-25' long and is perfect for trellises, archways and fences.
The variegated red twig dogwood has beautiful foliage that is accented with creamy-white margins. It keeps a neat, bushy habit, growing 6-8' tall and 4-6' wide. Vibrant red twigs are exposed in the winter.
The 'Summer Gold' variety is known for its bright green foliage that is variegated with yellow margins. Foliage turns brilliant red with yellow-orange margins in the fall. This small tree will slowly reach 8-10' tall and 4-6' wide, but has been known to reach 15' tall and wide when planted in ideal conditions. Creamy white flowers emerge in the spring.
The 'Royal Purple' smokebush is a large, striking variety with intense, rich purple foliage and large, burgundy plumes that appear from late spring through mid-summer. It will grow an average of 12-15' tall and wide and resembles a small tree when it reaches maturity. An excellent specimen plant.
Brown Turkey' figs are a sought after variety, due to their cold-hardiness and delicious crop. They will bear sweet fruit in late-spring and early-summer and are great for fresh eating, preserves and drying. Will get 15-25' tall and wide. Self-pollinating, but will benefit from being planted in multiples.
The 'Celeste' fig variety is one of the most popular fig trees, due to its sweet, rich fruit that is great for fresh eating and long term storage. It is self-pollinating and fruit crop will ripen in July. The 'Celeste' grows an average of 10-15' tall and wide and requires minimal pruning. This variety is generally quite hardy, but will require winter protection in certain climates.
Lattarula' figs are a type of Italian honey fig. These fruits have a sweet, amber flesh and are great for fresh eating, drying and canning. They produce one crop in late-July and one in mid-September. They will average at 8-10' tall and 6-8' wide.
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