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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.
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.
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.
The swamp white oak is a large variety with a dense, rounded growth habit, reaching 50-60' tall and wide. Its thick, green foliage will turn vibrant shades of orange in the fall. Often used as a street tree due to its hardiness and pollution tolerance.
