Trees & Shrubs

  • LAVENDER CRAPE MYRTLE Lagerstroemia  (Muskogee) LAVENDER CRAPE MYRTLE Lagerstroemia  (Muskogee)

    LAVENDER CRAPE MYRTLE Lagerstroemia (Muskogee)

    $19.95 - $39.00

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    A wonderfully vigorous large shrub or small tree reaching 15-25' tall which produces prolific lavender-pink flowers in 4-10" long clusters in late summer. Beautiful in all seasons, the glossy green foliage turns bright red in the autumn while winter...

  • TUPELO/BLACK GUM Nyssa sylvatica TUPELO/BLACK GUM Nyssa sylvatica

    TUPELO/BLACK GUM Nyssa sylvatica

    $29.95 - $49.00

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    A wonderful and adaptable tree to 30-60' that is much loved by honeybees. With a stately rounded habit and horizontal branching, this wonderful eastern native is found primarily growing in wet bottomlands, (although it can handle some drought) and can be...

  • DAWN REDWOOD Metasequoia glyptostroboides DAWN REDWOOD Metasequoia glyptostroboides

    DAWN REDWOOD Metasequoia glyptostroboides

    $29.95 - $49.00

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    This awe-inspiring tree was known only as a fossil before being rediscovered in 1941 in Modaoqi, China by forester T. Kan; this fast-growing redwood-like tree can reach 70-100'or more! Wonderful, ferny, soft to the touch foliage emerges pale-green in...

  • MEXICAN WHITE PINE Pinus veitchii

    MEXICAN WHITE PINE Pinus veitchii

    $29.95

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    A wonderful Pine from central Mexico, actually a subspecies of P.ayacahuite; a tall, 80-100' upright tree with long grey-green needles and beautifully decorative pine cones, the long cones bear edible pine nuts; this tree is much used for timber and is...

  • JACK PINE Pinus banksiana (Schoodic) JACK PINE Pinus banksiana (Schoodic)

    JACK PINE Pinus banksiana (Schoodic)

    $34.95

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    'Schoodic' is a unique Jack Pine which grows as a dwarf prostrate shrub. It was found on Schoodic Point in Maine, and the seed was collected by Alfred Fordham of the Arnold Arboretum. This slow-growing specimen wears emerald green needles, and spreads as...

  • BOSNIAN PINE Pinus leucodermis (syn. heldreichii) BOSNIAN PINE Pinus leucodermis (syn. heldreichii)

    BOSNIAN PINE Pinus leucodermis (syn. heldreichii)

    $29.95

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    The Bosnian pine is a delightful and distinctive conifer to 50-80' with dark-green needles in pairs which form very dense foliage on striking upright branches that are decorated with small cones of brilliant purple-blue before mellowing to brown, mature...

  • KMX PINE Pinus attenuradiata

    KMX PINE Pinus attenuradiata

    $39.95

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    Hardy to zone 7 This interesting hybrid of southern Oregon's Knobcone pine crossed with southern California's Monterey pine has proven to be a fast-growing and drought-tolerant cross and is now being used for reforestation in, interestingly, New Zealand...

  • PURPLE CRAPE MYRTLE Lagerstroemia indica (Twilight) PURPLE CRAPE MYRTLE Lagerstroemia indica (Twilight)

    PURPLE CRAPE MYRTLE Lagerstroemia indica (Twilight)

    $39.00

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    'Twilight' is a proper description for the shades of purple this 20-30ft tall crape myrtle tree displays from late summer into fall. Its wide spreading crown wears deep green foliage, which contrasts beautifully with its muscular and peeling trunks, and...

  • SWEETBAY MAGNOLIA Magnolia virginiana (Silver Mist)

    SWEETBAY MAGNOLIA Magnolia virginiana (Silver Mist)

    $34.95 - $59.00

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    This eastern North American cultivar is distinguished from the species, by its silvery leaf undersides, which look spectacular in a breeze, its dense canopy and compact conical shape. It blooms profusely from May into fall with large, single, creamy...

  • WINTER HONEYSUCKLE Lonicera fragrantissima

    WINTER HONEYSUCKLE Lonicera fragrantissima

    $19.95

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    It is truly a winter delight when this gracefully arching 6-15' shrub bears its pretty creamy-white flowers with their irresistible and far-reaching scent! It is perhaps the most penetrating and delicious of all the winter flowering shrubs and should be...

  • COYOTE MINT Monardella villosa (Russian River)

    COYOTE MINT Monardella villosa (Russian River)

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    A lovely, fragrant, and vigorous California native sub-shrub selection, from the rocky slopes of the Russian River. Beneficial pollinators of all kinds are attracted to its plentiful, 2", shaggy, lavender, ball-like blooms all summer. Foliage is...

  • ALEPPO PINE Pinus halepensis ALEPPO PINE Pinus halepensis

    ALEPPO PINE Pinus halepensis

    $29.95 - $49.00

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    This lovey and distinct pine from the Mediterranean region is drought-tolerant and can quickly colonize disturbed areas. As such, it is often used for reforesting in warmer areas. Generally reaching 40-60'high and occasionally up to 80'. This conifer is...

  • COLORADO BRISTLECONE Pinus aristata COLORADO BRISTLECONE Pinus aristata

    COLORADO BRISTLECONE Pinus aristata

    $49.00

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    This very slow-growing, little pine 8-20' of the wind-torn high-elevation mountain tops of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado and New Mexico is perhaps one of the prettiest of the pines, noted by naturalist John Muir to be "ever irrepressible and...

  • CLUSTER PINE Pinus pinaster CLUSTER PINE Pinus pinaster

    CLUSTER PINE Pinus pinaster

    $29.95

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    This 90-120' tree is densely planted in France where its tapped (like a rubber tree) for its high-turpentine-resin sap; reddish, deeply-fissured bark curved, 7-10" needles and 5-10" shiny-brown cones in clusters. S/M ...

  • CHINESE MAHONIA Mahonia fortunei CHINESE MAHONIA Mahonia fortunei

    CHINESE MAHONIA Mahonia fortunei

    $39.00

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    Distinctive, narrow, matte-green leaflets radiate out on this unusual, narrow upright shrub 5-8' tall. Sweetly-scented, bright, lemon- yellow flowers appear in autumn, borne in narrow erect clusters. The blossoms mature to become bunches of dark-blue...

  • SWEETBAY MAGNOLIA (Magnolia virginiana) SWEETBAY MAGNOLIA (Magnolia virginiana)

    SWEETBAY MAGNOLIA (Magnolia virginiana)

    $29.95 - $49.00

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    Hardiness zones 5-10 The glorious southeastern U.S. native can be incredibly variable in growth habit. In northern climes, it tends to reach 15-20' with a suckering multi-stemmed habit. In southern climes it is more tree-like and can reach up to 60'...