A very handsome and hardy columnar oak that displays the gorgeous leaves of an Oak tree in a smaller vertical narrow form to fit into narrow places.  It is a great tree that is hard-to-find and needs to be appreciated up close.  The Kindred Spirit is cold hardy and relatively drought tolerant, and is just a fascinating tree for next to a walkway, driveway, or just close by to be appreciated up close by tree aficionados.

They hold onto their leaves late into the fall offering privacy and beauty.  The leaves in the spring and the summer are dark green with a beautiful silver underside which is displayed on a windy day. One gets to see what is usually at the top of large Oak trees right up close and personal.  Highly recommended!

The Columnar English Oak offers the beauty and elegance of the English Oak in a upright narrow columnar form that becomes the star of a landscape design when planted in symmetrical groups of three or five.. The juxtaposition of these trees planted in a design can be breathtaking.  These gorgeous trees put the full beauty of the English Oak in an approachable height to see up close and personal.

The tight narrow upright form allows one to approach the tree and closely observe the beauty and delicacy of its leaves, acorns, and branching.

A fast growing and colorful Red Maple that holds both its leaves and color deep into the fall.  This is a highly sought after and often difficult to find Red Maple.  This variety is fast growing, tolerates clay, and wet soils.

The Slender Silhouette Sweetgum is an outstanding fast growing columnar tree that provides spectacular beauty and design to any upscale landscape.  It can grow up to a 40′ height with only a narrow 4′ width up it’s entire height!  These trees should excite every landscape designer, and those with aerial views that they want to block.

These amazing trees produce star-shaped dark green leaves in summer, turning yellow to deep red in fall. These are hard-to-find trees, grow fast, and make spectacular border trees in small numbers.  They are effective privacy trees, and make a very impressive design statement.

The Armstrong Maple is an exceptional tree in a highly desirable and fast-growing columnar form that grows tall and narrow for those tighter places.  It provides aerial beauty, color, and privacy screening.  It really is the perfect tree for so many situations.

It can be planted as a single tree or in a row to create that breathtaking architectural design. This is a really wonderful tree that keeps its leaves into November/ December and puts forth a very colorful display making it a real performer.  It is one of our favorites, and is a well-mannered tree. Highly recommended!

A tall, fast growing, native shade tree known for its colorful flowers and straight trunks. This tree has green to yellow orange flowers in May to June.  It is a low maintenance tree that can grow in full sun and in clay and medium wet soils. It attracts, birds including hummingbirds.

A great native specimen producing white spring flowers and awesome fall colors for its multi-season display.  These grow to 15′ – 20′ and are taller than wide. We grow single trunk specimens, but do have some multi-trunk as well.  The Amelanchier looks great as a solo tree, or as part of a multi-specimen design.  These are a truly nice tree/ shrub and are fascination to see up close throughout the seasons.

Autumn Brilliance puts on one of the best fall color displays of all of the serviceberry trees.  It is a beautiful native flowering tree, and the birds love the berries. It is a hard-to-find tree, and is also valuable as a wildlife tree because it attracts songbirds.  It has become one of our favorites.

The Helen Taft Cherry tree is a fantastic flowering cherry tree variety named after a female trailblazer in the early 1900’s who also happened to be the wife of President Howard Taft. She was one of the key people who helped create the Cherry Blossom arboretum along the Potomac river bordering Washington DC and Virginia.  This specimen is a outstanding flowering tree specimen, and would look great in a grouping, or in a tree line!

It is a deciduous upright tree with a spreading crown, reaching both a height and width of 18′ x 20’+ after 25 years of growth. We find that this tree is very hardy with minimal problems with insects and disease.   It is most comparable to its female parent, Prunus x yedoensis Yoshino, except for its slightly larger size and noticeably large pink flowers.

This tree is a winner, and we are quite impressed with its many positive characteristics. Highly recommended.