The Chinauapin Oak grows at a slow to medium rate and is considered both a shade tree and an ornamental tree. It features a spreading canopy capable of blocking sunlight and adds visual interest and beauty to landscaping.
A medium growth rate tree. Grows into large, sprawling, picturesque tree. Very hardy tree. Grows well in well-drained soil types. Grows 60′-80′ tall.
A medium growth rate tree. Leaves turn brown in winter, but are mostly retained by the tree. Adaptable to most soils except high alkaline soil. Grows to 35′-45′ tall.
A conical conifer that has glaucous blue-gray leaves and needles that are flecked with white resin. It develops globular cones which are chocolate brown. Prefers full sun. Grows to 25′-35′ tall and 10′-14′ in diameter.
A moderately fast growing tree. Great for wet soils, but hardy in drier soils. Green, wispy needle-like leaves turn to copper/red color before dropping in the fall. Grows to 60′-80′.
The Pond Cypress, sometimes treated as a variety of the Bald Cypress, is a deciduous conifer which is narrowly conical or columnar. This tree grows 70′-80′ tall at maturity.
This tree grows at a medium to fast rate. The tree’s foliage holds a lustrous dark green color until later in the fall compared to most Maples. Once the fall colors emerge, they turn shades of orange and red. Full sun and partial shade, this tree grows to a height of 40-50′.
A spectacular fall coloring tree. One of the first trees to turn colors in the fall. It is fast growing and grows in part shade to full sun. This beautiful tree will grow to 45′-50′ tall.
The Redpointe Maple is a wonderful shade tree tailored for today’s landscapes. It is heat resistant and a vigorous growing tree, and a colorful choice for new sustainable landscaping.