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The paperbark maple is a striking variety that is prized for its creamy, orange-brown, peeling bark and it vibrant-orange fall foliage. It will reach 25-30' tall and 15-20' wide at maturity. Excellent specimen tree.
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 '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 'Bonfire' maple has densely packed foilage that emerges orange-red and turns green before exploding into a fiery display of red, yellow and orange in the fall. Will grow to be 6-10' tall and wide.
The 'Mikawa Yatsubusa' has a uniquely dense growth habit with tight clusters of vibrant, green foliage appearing along its branches. It has a dense, upright growth habit and will reach 4-6' tall and wide at maturity. Fall foliage morphs through shades of orange, yellow and red.
The 'Skeeter's Broom' has a narrow, upright growth habit and will reach 4-6' tall and wide. Its deep, burgundy-purple foliage turns bright-red in the fall. Great for smaller garden spaces.
The 'Inaba Shidare' is prized for its finely-toothed, burgundy-red foliage that turns vibrant scarlet in the fall. It has a dense, broad growth habit and will reach 10-12' tall and 15-18' wide at maturity.
The 'Red Dragon' is known for its finely-cut, burgundy-red foliage that ages to vibrant-scarlet in the fall. It has a dense, rounded growth habit and will reach 6-8' tall and wide at maturity.
The 'Primavera' or "Conventional" almond is a late blooming, early producing variety. It consistently produces crops of sweet, soft-shelled nuts that are easily harvested and shelled. Quickly reaches anywhere from 15-30' tall and wide. Will need other varieties planted nearby for cross-pollination.
Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry. The 'Autumn Brilliance' serviceberry is known for its striking, orange-red fall color and fragrant, white flowers that appear in spring. It is a fast growing variety that will quickly reach 15-25' tall and wide. Its purplish-black fruits that appear in summer are often used for jellies and jams.
Its flesh is light yellow, dense and firm- almost hard but give a truly unforgettable crunch. It is from these two traits, the color and crunch, where the Crimson Crisp gets its name.
Bred to be resistant to apple scab, the apple trees is upright and rounded and apples grow along new wood. This tree is great for residential and commercial orchards as the apples ripen in September and hold to the tree for 4 weeks.
This summer-bearing variety will produce juicy, mildly tart apples in early-mid August. It has showy pinkish-white flowers in the spring and averages at about 12-15' tall and wide. It bears a more abundant crop when pollinated by varieties like 'Red Delicious' and 'Honeycrisp'.
The 'Golden Russet' variety produces intensely sweet-tart apples that are great for baking and juicing. Fruit ripens in mid-October and will benefit from cross-pollination. They average at about 10-12' tall and wide.
This columnar variety produces beautiful white flowers in the spring, and bear golden yellow fruit that ripens in mid-September. The apples on the 'Golden Sentinel' tree are firm and sweet, and they are perfect for cider, baking and eating. It grows to be 10-12' tall and about 2' wide. Does well when paired with its sister variety, the 'Scarlet Sentinel'.
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