Trees

CALIFORNIA LIVE OAK Quercus agrifolia

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This wonderful oak, also known as the coastal live oak, has dark green, spiny, holly-like leaves and is native to the coast ranges of California. One of the fastest growing of the native oaks, this picturesque 30-80' evergreen becomes a handsome...

HYBRID OAK (Quercus) "Regal Prince"

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Combining a bold, upright habit with handsome glossy foliage, this fine hybrid between Q. robur Fastigiata and Q. bicolor offers a choice possibility for confined space or edging a drive. S/M PP12673 ...

PLUM Prunus salicina (Santa Rosa)

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Perhaps the most loved plum, luscious large reddish-purple fruit with golden flesh are firm, juicy and slightly tart prefect for fresh eating, baking, or canning; this vigorous 15-20' tree is hardy, upright and productive with lovely white flowers in...

FLOWERING CHERRY Prunus yedoensis (Akebono)

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This elegant 25x 25' tree is remarkable in spring when its bursts into bloom with clouds of fragrant, semi-double, white to shell-pink flowers. Glossy, emerald green foliage in summer is beautiful on the spreading, curving crown of this pretty tree. The...

DWARF GOLDEN SCOT'S PINE Pinus sylvestris (Nisbets Gold)

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This dwarf pine's needles are light to yellowish-green for most of the year, but in the winter, especially in colder regions, they take on brilliant golden-yellow hues that are hard to miss. It is a dense, and heavily branched, globose tree that may...

SWEET CHERRY Prunus avium (Bing)

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One of the very best cherries with consistently large deep-red, sweet and juicy mid-season fruit that is excellent for eating fresh, freezing or canning; very vigorous trees that bear heavy crops! Pollinizers: 'Black Tartarian','Sam', 'Van','Stella' and...

WEEPING WILLOW Salix babylonica

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The distinct and gracefully beautiful weeping willow is a spectacular sight! Especially when planted on a ponds edge with its delicate branches hanging down to touch the water. A sturdy trunk topped by a graceful broadly-rounded crown of branches 30-50'...

BLUE JAPANESE WHITE PINE (Pinus parviflora) 'Cleary'

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Hardiness zones 5-9 'Cleary' is an extremely ornamental, compact and slow-growing Japanese White Pine. Its form is distinctively pyramidal with a strong central leader. Its dense needles are silvery blue, especially when in full sun and they retain their...

WESTERN SAND CHERRY (Prunus besseyi)

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Well worth cultivation for both ornamental value and fruit; this 3-5' central North American native is just covered with clusters of small, fragrant, bright-white flowers in late spring and by July, ®", sweet, black cherries call in the wildlife and...

RED-LEAVED CHOKECHERRY Prunus virginiana (Shubert)

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This colorful large shrub/small tree (15-30') has leaves which open lush-green and turn a color-fast, deep purple-red. Easily grown for screening or accent, it also provides a fine show of dazzling white spring flowers and long clusters of edible...

THORNLESS BLACKBERRY Rubus argutus (Navajo)

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This is one of the very best cultivars for the home gardener. Upright 4-5' thornless canes do not require trellising making it easier to maintain! Pure-white spring flowers bear high-yields of large,excellent quality, mid-to-late-summer blackberries...

SWEET CHERRY (Prunus avium 'Rainier')

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Such an outstanding cherry with its beautiful pale-yellow cherries blushed with red. Very firm flesh has great texture and quality with a sweet flavor which is considered to be superior to most varieties. The yellow color helps to outsmart birds since...

EVERBEARING MULBERRY (Morus illinois) "Illinois Everbearing"

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Hardiness zones 4-9 This handsome 20-35' tree produces large and delightfully flavorful deep-purple fruits in early summer and a smaller crop again in late summer. Considered a precocious fruiter, it begins to bear at only 2-3 years of age. The large...

NUTTALL OAK Quercus texana nuttallii

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The Nuttall oak, was formerly known by the species of nutallii, causing some confusion! This beautiful oak is found growing from Texas to up to Illinois and over to Kentucky. Not only fairly fast-growing to 50-80', but able to withstand periodic flooding...

FLOWERING CHERRY Prunus subhirtella (Accolade)

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Dark pink buds open as nodding profusions of large, soft pink, double blooms, which cover bare branches on a spreading, airy crown, early-mid spring. Once the flowers have fallen, dark green foliage emerges for the summer season, turning brilliant shades...

COLUMNAR IRONWOOD Parrotia persica (Persian Spire)

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Wonderful four-season interest on this columnar 25 x 10 Ironwood, spring growth emerges bright-green with dark-purple edging, in summer it is a lovely green column before turning shades of orange-red-purple in autumn, winter shows us its intereting...

SWEET MULBERRY (Morus alba) "Kokuso"

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Hardiness zones 5-9 The large 2 ¬Ω" seedless black fruits of this Korean selection taste like no other berry that you have ever eaten, they are wonderfully sweet; a precocious fruiter, this cultivar produces freely on a self-fertile,...

PEACH (Prunus persica) "Veteran"

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Hardiness zones 4-8 This 1928 Canadian cross with 'Early Alberta' is vigorous and self-fertile with a reliable abundance of medium-large yellow fleshed and lightly blushed freestone peaches. They are easy to peel and somewhat coarse, which lends them...

PYRAMIDAL QUAKING ASPEN Aspen tremuloides (Summer Shimmers)

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A pyramidal quaking aspen with upright branching and a single trunk of powdery white. Its two-toned leaves are slightly larger than the species, glossy dark green with shimmery silver undersides, and turn brilliant shades of golden yellow for fall. S/M...

COULTER PINE (Pinus coulteri)

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Known for its amazing spiny cones coming in at 5-8 pounds, they are the heaviest of any pine (also giving them the nickname of 'widowmaker'!); found growing in California from the San Francisco Bay Area down to northern Baja, a close cousin of Pinus...

FRUITING OLIVE Olea europaea (Mission)

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A great choice for landscape use and fruit production, this lovely low-spreading picturesque tree is the perfect olive if you would like to grow-your-own; reaching 25-30' tall with pretty grey-green, willow-like foliage and small but fragrant creamy...

PERSIAN WITCH HAZEL Parrotia persica

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This delightful rare 20-40'tall and nearly as wide tree is best known for its spectacular fall colors of yellow, orange, red and purple; in winter it shows off with its peeling bark coming off to expose green, white and tan patches; an exquisite specimen...

OKAME FLOWERING CHERRY Prunus (Okame)

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Ideal for the small garden, this graceful little hybrid (to 20') is covered with pendulous, single carmine blossoms in spring and attractive orange-red foliage in fall; its fine texture also recommends for bonsai. S/M/GDr ...

LONGLEAF OREGON GRAPE Mahonia nervosa

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The Cascade or Longleaf Oregon Grape is a handsome and striking species! This low slowly-spreading 2' shrub has long lustrous deep-green leaves with many holly-like leaflets. The foliage takes on a rich reddish-bronze in the winter months. In spring, 8"...