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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 'Ft. McNair' is known for its long stalks of vibrant, pink flowers that emerge in the spring. It will grow 30-35' tall and 20-25' wide at full maturity. Its dark green foliage turns golden yellow in the fall. Its pollution tolerance makes it a great option for urban planting.
The American hornbeam is a native variety that will grow 20-35' tall and wide at maturity. It prefers part to full shade and its rich, green foliage will turn orange and yellow in the fall.
The Kentucky yellow-wood is prized for its striking yellow-orange fall foliage. It has a broad growth habit and is often used as a park tree. Will reach 30-50' tall and wide at maturity.
