The Red Maple is one of the most adaptable trees in the Eastern United States. It can grow in wet or dry soil and in poor soil quality. Getting up to 100 feet tall the Red Maple is often used as a shade tree in the landscape and appreciated for it...

Beautiful burgundy foliage year round. Short ornamental tree with a graceful weeping habit. Wonderful specimen.

This beautiful upright Japanese Maple holds its burgundy leaf color all season long. An elegant specimen perfect for any yard or garden.

Sugar Maples will grow about 1' to 2' a year. The are slower growing than red maples and in turn are stronger with a harder wood. The leaves turn a brilliant yellow in the fall.

One of our most popular plants. Used throughout the region to acheive a quick and attractive privacy screen. In the landscape Leyland Cypress will grow about 3 feet each year which makes it a great choice for projects that need quick results. Suit...

The American Hornbeam can grow wider than it is tall. It can be multi trunked with the trunks reaching 1' each. Small leaves grow parallel to each other on the branch and have many small veins through the leaf. Gets unique catkin flowers in the sp...

Redbuds are one of the first plants to bloom in spring. The Forest Pansy has a darker purple bloom than other redbuds. Leaves appear after the blooms. Leaves have a true heart shape and nice purple/green color.

This Holly is densely branched with a pyramidal form adding beauty to your garden or home year round. 

These walnut trees are large hardwood trees that will grow a thick trunk with a wide crown. Very desireable for its walnuts but cannot be planted near.

This fragrant evergreen has a pyramidal to columnar growth habit and grows small berries on the female trees. Not actually a cedar, it is in the Juniper family.

This plant tolerates some drought and a little salt and will grow
in dry soil. Suitable soil is well-drained/loamy, sandy or clay. The
pH preference is an acidic to slightly alkaline (less than 6.8 to 7.7)
soil. Miami grows best ...

An attractive deciduous tree with a pyramidal growth habit and bright orange or red fall color.

Very showy with almost white to light pink flowers. Rounded and spreading growth habit. Flowers in the spring and they usually appear before the leaves, but may occur with the leaves.

The common Peach tree blooms in April and fruit matures from July to August.

This tree has a gold to yellow fall color. Blooms in spring and fruit ripens in August.

Bur Oaks grow relatively fast for an oak tree and can handle drought well. They prefer richer soil but can handle poor soil clay and rocky soils. They get their name from its acorns which have a mossy or bur-like appearance.

This medium sized Oak is a fast grower but is a weaker wood than slower growing Oaks. Lives to be about 30-50 years. Prefers moist, rich soils as well as full sun. But can handle part shade and is adaptable to other soil types.

It grows in low, bottomland, acid wet sites of flood plains yet is drought-tolerant. It thrives in constantly wet to moist soil, although it has been known to adapt to seemingly impossible habitats. Fibrous root system makes transplanting rather e...

The Live Oak is an evergreen tree whose leaves are lost only after the new have began to grow out. They can look rough during an unseasonably cold winter which can give the appearance of being diseased. Great shade tree with broad spreading branch...

This conifer is one of few to lose its needles in the fall and regrow them in the spring. Gets an auburn fall fall. Can grow in wet or dry conditions.

Green foliage with a broad pyramidal habit that prefers full sun with rapid growth and bronze winter foliage. Has lustrous rich medium green summer foliage. A great alternative to Leyland Cypress as they tend to live longer in our region.