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The PawPaw tree is a native of the Eastern U.S. and can grow from 15-30' tall and wide. It produces a mildly sweet, yellow-greenish fruit in mid-late summer that is great for raw eating and baking.
The 'Dura Heat' is medium-sized variety of birch that grows 30-40' tall and 25-35' wide. This variety is known for its beautiful, exfoliating winter bark and its butter-yellow fall foliage. Great planting option for wet spaces.
Heritage River Birch | The 'Heritage' is a large river birch that will quickly reach 40-70' tall and 40-60' wide. It is known for its orange-brown peeling bark that exposes the creamy white inner bark of the tree during the winter months. A great planting option for wet areas.
Compact Inkberry. The 'Compact' inkberry keeps a dense, rounded habit, growing 4-6' tall and wide. It is a slow grower and can easily be pruned back if desired. This variety can handle full sun or part shade and does well in moist soils, making this a great option for foundation areas that retain water. Black berries will appear in fall and persist through winter when paired with a pollinator, such as the 'Nordic'.
Compact Inkberry. The 'Compact' inkberry keeps a dense, rounded habit, growing 4-6' tall and wide. It is a slow grower and can easily be pruned back if desired. This variety can handle full sun or part shade and does well in moist soils, making this a great option for foundation areas that retain water. Black berries will appear in fall and persist through winter when paired with a pollinator, such as the 'Nordic'.
A low-growing, densely packed shrub with rich-green, textured foliage. Vines will tend to spread, but a bushier habit can be maintained with pruning. Will reach 4-6' tall and 3-4' wide.
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The 'Black Cat' pussy willow is a large variety that grows 10-15' tall and wide. In early spring, silvery-pink catkins appear and quickly turn jet black. Catkins are eye-catching and soft to the touch. This variety thrives in wet environments and is great for areas that are retaining moisture in your landscape. * Invasive, water-seeking roots - should be planted away from septic systems.
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.
