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Maple Red Maple-Acer rubrum Red Fall Foliage Z 3
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Maple Red Maple-Acer rubrum Red Fall Foliage Z 3
- Red Fall Foliage
- Grows to 60 feet
- Acer rubrum
- Grow in Full sun
- Needs large area to grow
- At various times of the year we raise and sell these sizes: Bundle of 3 seedlings, Bundle of 10 seedlings, 1-Gal, Full-Gal,3-Gal, 5-Gal, and 7-Gal
- Zone 3
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MAPLE-SILVER MAPLE- Aceraceae Acer saccharinum-Greenish to Reddish Flowers Zone 3
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SILVER MAPLE- Aceraceae Acer saccharinum-Greenish to Reddish Flowers Zone 3
- Large sized well-branched
tree
- Leaves light green above with silvery white below
- Grows to 100 feet tall and 40 feet wide at maturity
- Greenish to Reddish Blooms early in spring before leaves
- Samara fruit for winged seeds that germinate as soon as released
- Bark light gray and smooth when young
- Can be grown in various types of soils and does well in
containers
- At various times of the year we raise and sell these sizes: Bundles of 3, Bundles of 10, 1-Gal, 3-gal, 5-Gal, and 7-Gal
- Zone 3
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CORKSCREW WILLOW-Salix matsudana ‘Tortuosa’-Green Foliage Zone 4
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CORKSCREW WILLOW-Salix matsudana ‘Tortuosa’-Green Foliage Zone 4
- 30-40 Feet Tall and Wide
- Deciduous
- Fast growing and eye-catching
deciduous shade tree.
- Branches are twisted and contorted. An interesting
specimen tree year round.
- Drooping limbs
- Full sun to semi-shade
- Watch out for roots too close to water/sewer line
- Zone 4a
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BALD CYPRESS-Taxodium distichum Zone 4
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BALD CYPRESS-Taxodium distichum Zone 4
- 50-70 Feet Tall and 25 foot Wide
- Stately deciduous confer adaptable to wet or dry conditions.
- Light green foliage turns yellow in fall
- Pyramidal habit
- Full sun to semi-shade
- Zone 4a
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ARIZONA ASH-Fraxinus velutina Zone 6
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ARIZONA ASH-Fraxinus velutina Zone 6
- 30-50 Feet Tall and 30-40 foot Wide
- Large and fast-growing deciduous
shade tree
- Rounded canopy and light green leaves
- It is well suited for
hot, dry conditions.
- Light green foliage turns yellow in fall
- Full sun to semi-shade
- Zone 6
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COTTONLESS COTTONWOOD-Populus deltoides Zone 4
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COTTONLESS COTTONWOOD-Populus deltoides Zone 4a
- 70-100 Feet Tall and 60-80 Feet Wide
- Fast growing and eye-catching
deciduous shade tree
- Broad, pyramidal shape when mature
- Easily adaptable and easy to grow
- Full sun to semi-shade
- Zone 4a
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FAN TEX ASH-Fraxinus velutina "Fan tex" Zone 7
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FAN TEX ASH-Fraxinus velutina "Fan tex" Zone 7
- 35-40 Feet Tall and 35-40 Feet Wide
- Fast growing and eye-catching
deciduous shade tree
- Moderately to rapidly growing deciduous tree
- Its canopy is rounder than other species with
shiny smooth leaves instead of the velvety feel of others
- It makes a great
shade or street tree
- Easily adaptable and easy to grow
- Full sun to semi-shade
- Zone 7
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FRUITING MULBERRY-Morus rubra Zone 6
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FRUITING MULBERRY-Morus rubra Zone 6
- 70 Feet Tall
- Mulberry species are deciduous trees
- Moderately to rapidly growing deciduous tree
- Enjoy fresh fruit and bring beauty and protection to your
landscape
- Varieties are vigorous, productive and hardy
- They are tolerant
of many different kinds of soil and can thrive in a wide range of conditions
- Throughout the summer, these trees will continue to produce unique,
oblong-shaped dark red berries with a sweet flavor that is great for fresh eating or
making jams, wines, cobblers and other desserts
- It makes a great
shade or street tree
- Easily adaptable and easy to grow
- Full sun to semi-shade
- Zone 6
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RIVER BIRCH-Betula nigra Zone 4
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RIVER BIRCH-Betula nigra Zone 4
- 40-70 Feet Tall and 40-60 Feet Wide
- Attractive shedding
bark adds to its appeal
- Features dark green leaves that turn yellow in fall
- Vigorous fast growing and eye-catching
deciduous shade tree.
- Full sun to semi-shade
- Zone 4a
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SHUMARDI RED OAK-Quercus shumardii Zone 4
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SHUMARDI RED OAK-Quercus shumardii Zone 4
- 120 Feet Tall and 40 Feet Wide
- One of the best shade trees on the
market
- It is found on rich bottomland soils,
moist woods and along streams in the eastern third of Texas
- Leaves are a
rich green that turns scarlet in the fall
- Broad, columnar growth habit
- Good heat and drought tolerance
- Vigorous fast growing and eye-catching
deciduous shade tree.
- Full sun to semi-shade
- Zone 4
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