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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 'Green Wave' has a tiered growth habit with wide-spreading branches. It will reach 4-5' tall and 6-8' wide at maturity. Its thick, green foliage will keeps its luster throughout the year.
The Katsura is a rounded, upright tree that will reach 40-60' tall and 25-30' wide. It has attractive foliage that emerges red and ages to green and will turn orange-yellow in the fall.
The 'Black Pearl' is admired for its intensely dark-purple, heart-shaped foliage. Beautiful lavender blossoms cover the entire tree in early spring, and foliage appears soon after blooms have fallen. This variety will get 15-20' tall and 20-25' wide at full maturity. They are shade tolerant, but the foliage color will be much more vivid when planted in full sun.
Flame Thrower Redbud. The 'Flame Thrower' is admired for its striking leaf coloration that persists throughout the growing seasons. Foliage emerges deep, burgundy-red and ages to vibrant tones of yellow and green. This variety will grow 15-20' tall and 12-15' wide. Pink blossoms emerge in early spring before foliage appears.
The 'Royal White' variety has a broad growth habit, reaching 15-25' tall and wide. It produces clusters of true-white blooms in spring before its foliage emerges.
The 'Vanilla Twist' is prized for its twisting, weeping branches that are covered in clusters of white blooms in the spring. It will reach 10-12' tall and 6-8' wide and is perfect for smaller garden spaces.
The 'Whitewater' is a weeping variety that grows 6-8' tall and 4-6' wide, making it a great speciment for small garden spaces. The main attraction of this variety is its beautiful, variegated foliage. Its large, heart-shaped leaves appear white with rich green speckles and streaks. Deep rose colored blossoms appear from April to May.
This dark red fleshed cherry is a hybrid of Gold and Stella. It combines the best of both parents to produce heavy crops of beautiful, heart shaped fruit with excellent flavor and crack resistant skin. Best for fresh eating. Self-pollinating. Will pollinate other sweet cherries. Semi-dwarf.
Self-pollinating and tolerates late frost! One of the few self-pollinating sweet cherry trees. Puts on a brilliant spring show with billows of pink flowers. Deep, dark fruit has a Bing-like shape has a purple-red flesh that is sweet, firm and almost meaty. Exquisite fresh eating, right off the tree. Originated in Canada. Good overall disease-resistance and crack-resistance. Ripens in July.
This dwarf variety combines four varieties of cherries that bloom both early and late into the bloom season. Cherries are sweet in flavor. Grows 15-18' tall and 8-10' wide. Self-pollinating. Produces abundant fruit crops.
The 'Cherokee Brave' Dogwood is prized for its large, fuschia-pink blooms that emerge in mid-spring. It has a broad growth habit and will reach 20-30' tall and 25-35' wide at maturity. Fall foliage turns brick-red.
Cherokee Chief Dogwood | The 'Cherokee Chief' has a dense, broad growth habit and will reach 20-30' tall and wide at maturity. It is prized for its large clusters of fuschia-pink flowers that emerge in mid-spring.
Rubra Dogwood | The 'Rubra' has dark, fuschia-pink blooms that appear in mid-spring and often cover the entire tree before foliage emerges. It will reach 20-30' tall and 25-35' wide at maturity, maintaining a broad, upright growth habit.
The 'Greensleeves' dogwood is a quick grower with heavy flower production. Large, creamy-white blossoms tinged with green appear in early summer and persist through the season. It will reach 20-30' tall and wide at full maturity. Green foliage turns shades of autumn and purple in the fall.
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