Acer palmatum (Green)

• Deeply lobed light green leaves turn red-orange in fall
• A small tree that makes a great specimen with artistic branching structures
• Broad rounded crown

Acer platanoides Crimson King

• Burgundy-purple foliage
• Wide, rounded habit
• Burgundy-yellow flowers in spring
• Excellent accent for the landscape

Acer platanoides Drummondii

• Great accent plant for the landscape
• Yellowish flowers in spring
• Green in the center with wide, white variegated edges
• Combine with evergreens or shade trees

Acer rubrum Brandywine

• Green foliage with a glaucous green below
• Long lasting brilliant scarlet fall color that matures to a red-purple
• Upright branches form a rounded-oval form
• Excellent shade tree
• A male variety that does not produce any winged seeds
• Cross from Acer rubrum 'October Glory' and Acer rubrum 'Autumn Flame'

Acer rubrum October Glory

• Glossy dark green leaves in spring
• Radiant red-orange late fall color that lasts several weeks
• Attractive red flowers early spring before foliage emerges
• Oval rounded form
• Able to withstand summer heat better than most

Acer rubrum Red Sunset®

• Glossy dark green foliage
• Brilliant red to orange autumn color
• Color that holds longer than most other rubrums
• Upright branching forms a pyramidal form that matures to a rounded form over time

Acer saccharum

• Green foliage with brilliant yellow and red-orange fall color
• Dense, rounded crown
• Provides excellent cover and nest sites for birds

Acer saccharum Fall Fiesta

• Excellent shade tree
• Dark glossy green foliage turns shades of yellow, orange and reds in fall
• Upright, rounded, symmetrical form
• Good resistance to summer heat, drought, and wind and winter hardy

Acer saccharum Green Mountain

• Green foliage turns shades of burnt orange and red in fall
• Broad pyramidal form
• A good specimen for any large lawn or park

Acer saccharum Legacy

• Showy shade tree ideal for large lawn
• Dense oval shape
• Dark, shiny green leaves in the summer
• Vibrant gold, orange, and scarlet fall foliage

Aesculus hippocastanum Baumannii

• Double white flowering with pink flecks blooming later in May
• Taller, narrower habit than species
• Fruitless panicles are 9inch in length!

Betula papyrifera Renaissance Oasis®

• Attractive right white exfoliating bark
• Vivid yellow fall color
• Large tree

Cercis canadensis The Rising Sun™

• Abundant lavender flowers in spring
• Unique, colorful foliage all through the season
• Great tree for the yard or street

Cladrastis lutea

• A beautiful native tree
• Long panicles of fragrant white flowers in June
• Rich golden yellow fall foliage
• Excellent, low-maintenance
• Small shade tree for residential lawns

Fagus sylvatica Purpurea (Atropurpurea)

• Ornamental, accent tree
• Upright, oval habit
• Wavy, Pale to dark purple foliage
• Copper fall color

Malus x Spartan (Espalier)

• Firm, crispy and juicy fruit good for fresh eating and desserts. Keeps well.
• Red skin with white flesh.
• Tree is a strong and heavy producer
• Mid-season bloomer that requires a pollinator.
• Semi-dwarf

Prunus sargentii Columnaris

• Attractive bark
• Good fall color
• Beautiful pink blooms
• Upright, vase shaped tree

Prunus sargentii Rancho

• Attractive bark
• Good fall color
• Beautiful single dark pink blooms
• Upright
• Narrower than 'Columnaris'

Quercus coccinea

Tilia americana American Sentry®

• Large, deep green leaves form a uniform, upright, oval crown
• Spicy scented, yellow flowers appear in July
• The bark is smooth and distinctively gray when young
• This tree is very late to leaf out in the spring.

Tilia cordata Greenspire

• Impressive symmetrical shape
• Golden leaves in fall
• Fragrant yellow flowers

Ulmus americana New Harmony

• Vase-shaped, broad, rounded crown
• Foliage turns yellow in the fall
• Highly resistant to Dutch Elm Disease

Ulmus americana Valley Forge

• Vase-shaped, broad, rounded crown
• Foliage turns a pale yellow in the fall
• Highly resistant to Dutch Elm Disease