Tree/Shrub

MACNAB'S CYPRESS Cupressus macnabiana

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This picturesque evergreen shrub/tree is native to the chaparral and oak or conifer woodlands of northern California in the Coast Ranges and the Sierra Nevada (with two remote stands in SW Oregon). Slowly growing to become a variable 10-40',...

Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple' (PURPLE SMOKE BUSH)

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Hardiness zones 5-8 A fantastic and colorful 15' shrub with outstanding dark deep-purple leaves in spring which matures toward deep-green with purple tints during summer. The foliage contrasts perfectly with its plumes of dusty-pink smoky blooms. The...

Chimonanthus nitens (EVERGREEN WINTERSWEET)

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Hardiness zones 7-9 An ornamental and useful native to sparse Chinese mountain woodlands, this wintersweet's leaves are dried and used for tea, and the root is used medicinally. Cup-shaped, solitary, pale yellow, winter-spring flowers are delicately...

Carpinus coreana 'Model Rocket' (COLUMNAR KOREAN HORNBEAM)

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An attractive, sturdy and drought-tolerant Korean hornbeam selection 20' tall and 5' wide. Performs beautifully anywhere a vertical accent is wanted, a small specimen or as a street tree. Its branches are tough and stand up to ice weight very well...

Acer palmatum 'Jeddeloh Orange' (JAPANESE MAPLE)

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Toothed, lobed leaves open up soft-green frosted with shades of orange-red giving this 4-8' weeper a lovely textured effect. The foliage is a nice lush-green in summer with young leaves continuing to emerge with their red edging. The leaves put on a...

Acer palmatum 'Ruslyn in the Pink' (JAPANESE MAPLE)

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This delightful change-artist becomes a compact 4-6't x 3-5' shrub/tree whose leaves open orange-pink, change to red then purple-green with pink new growth (like flowers!) and finally crimson: garden eye-candy! S-PSh/M ...

Cercis siliquastrum (JUDAS TREE)

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Clustered flowers cover the branches (even the trunk!) in spring with as many as 100 rosy-lilac flowers per 5" twig followed by long-lasting purple-tinged fruits, the flowers and leaves are both edible (said to be pleasantly-acidic) and can be added to...

Chamaecyparis 'Golden Mops' (GOLDEN MOPS)

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Considered to be the brightest gold of the thread-branch Chamaecyparis, this dense slow-growing shrub is wonderful planted in a group with other dwarf conifers, especially blue ones. S-PSh/M ...

Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Creamball' (CYPRESS)

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A descriptive name for this silver-specked foliaged, globe-shaped miniature conifer; new from Canada, its fine in sun and doesnt require shearing to remain compact. S-PSh/M ...

Amelanchier lamarckii (JUNEBERRY)

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Hardiness zones 4-8 There is some debate about whether this stunning and floriferous serviceberry is truly a distinct species or perhaps a naturally occurring hybrid. Either way, this shrub/tree is a favorite eastern US native plant for its many white...

Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Squarrosa Sulfurea' (CYPRESS)

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Hardiness zones 4-8 The highly decorative frizzy foliage of the species has been magically changed to a showy (but sun-sensitive) silvery-yellow on this conical semi-dwarf variety. PSh/M 

Amelanchier laevis (ALLEGHENY SERVICEBERRY)

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A rose family, eastern North American native tree/shrub, with clusters of showy, white, lightly fragrant, spring flowers. Tasty, edible fruits which resemble blueberries appear in June, and are often used in pies, jams and jellies. They are also highly...