Trees

Prunus avium 'Lapins' (SWEET CHERRY)

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Hardiness zones 5-9 This wonderful tree is beautiful as well as producing delicious Bing-like cherries! Masses of bright white flowers in the spring become large, dark-red cherries which are firm and...

Platanus acerifolia 'Bloodgood' (LONDON PLANE TREE)

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Hardiness zones 5-9 A beauty of a large park-like tree to 40-80' tall x 30-40' wide, which is handsome, vigorous and with a nice symmetrical form, bright-green palmate leaves that turn a bronzy...

Nyssa sylvatica (TUPELO/BLACK GUM)

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Hardiness zones 3-9 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...

Picea pungens (BLUE SPRUCE)

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Hardiness zones 2-7, 8 This popular specimen tree is a blue spruce from seed that has been collected from the Apache National forest in Arizona, where the trees tend to be more blue than green. The...

Metasequoia glyptostroboides (DAWN REDWOOD)

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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,...

Pinus veitchii (MEXICAN WHITE PINE)

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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...

Pinus leucodermis 'syn. heldreichii' (BOSNIAN PINE)

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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...

Magnolia grandiflora 'D. D. Blanchard' (EVERGREEN MAGNOLIA)

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Hardiness zones 7-9 In addition to its sweetly fragrant white globe flowers, this special southern Magnolia has leaves that are glossy on the top but a showy rusty-orange on their undersides, a...

Pinus attenuradiata (KMX PINE)

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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...

Oxydendrum arboreum (SOURWOOD)

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Hardiness zones 5-9 Sourwood is an excellent shrubby tree from the eastern United States, most commonly in the lower Appalachian Mountains. Generally reaching 20-30' in cultivation it can reach as...

Pinus ponderosa (PONDEROSA PINE)

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Hardiness zones 3-8 The attractive and long-lived Ponderosa Pine is native to the western United States and Canada. Featuring long, dark-green needles bundled in threes and handsome, scaly, plated,...

Pinus jeffreyi (JEFFREY PINE)

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Hardiness zones 4-8 This pyramidal, tall tree 80-120' native to SW Oregon to Baja has short, spreading, sometimes pendulous branches, striking platy cinnamon bark and long gray-green needles, this...

Magnolia virginiana 'Silver Mist' (SWEETBAY MAGNOLIA)

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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...

Pinus attenuata (KNOBCONE PINE)

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Hardiness zones 7-9 In poor soil disdained by other pines, this adaptable 30-60' tree happily forms an open, irregular crown made of deep-green 4-5" needles. Its distinctive cones need fire to open,...

Pinus halepensis (ALEPPO PINE)

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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 ...

Pinus thunbergii (JAPANESE BLACK PINE)

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Hardiness zones 5-8 Used over the centuries in Japan for bonsai and garden. The Japanese Black Pine is best known for its rugged trunk and thick, slightly-twisted needles and branches. It also...

Pinus aristata (COLORADO BRISTLECONE)

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Hardiness zones 3-8 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...

Pinus pinaster (CLUSTER PINE)

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Hardiness zones 7-9 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...

Pinus thunbergii 'Aocha Matsu' (VARIEGATED JAPANESE BLACK)

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Bright golden-yellow variegation is boldly and very irregularly splashed on the deep-green foliage of this upright 15-25' pine. Each tree is completely unique in its patterning and is definitely an...

Malus 'Dolgo' (PINK GLOW CRABAPPLE)

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Perhaps the very best for crabapple jelly this pretty tree to 25' produces edible, oblong, pink-red fruit; it is a beautiful picture in spring with its pink-budded white flowers, attractive in summer...

Picea engelmannii 'Hoodie' (DWARF ENGELMANN SPRUCE)

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This cute little Engelmann spruce is a sight with its brilliant steely-blue, long, pointy needles. A dwarf tree which starts out with a somewhat uneven and rambling form before finding its resolve...

Magnolia virginiana 'Moonglow' (SWEETBAY MAGNOLIA)

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This upright 35' x 15' VERY hardy; pretty selection has glossy dark-green semi-evergreen foliage; fragrant, late spring-into-summer, cup-shaped white flowers. S-PSh/M PP12065 Zone 5

Magnolia biondii (CHINESE WILLOW-LEAF MAGNOLIA)

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This gorgeous and rare 30-50' tree blooms very early in spring (late-February). The early blossoms give it the pretty name of 'Hope of Spring'. A delightful tree from China, it produces an abundance...

Lonicera caerulea 'Yezberry Solo' (SELF FRUITING HASKAP)

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A wonderful 5-6' Haskap from Japan with the ability to go solo, although self-fertile yields will be improved with another Yezberry” present; good for fresh eating or preserving. S-PSh/M ...