Fagus sylvatica ‘Roseomarginata’
A gorgeous and eye catching pink, red, and green color leaves on this tri-color beech are truly exceptional in the spring, summer and fall landscape! The tri-color beech is a hard-to-find and exceptional specimen tree that is rarely seen and needs to be seen to be fully appreciated.
You will not find these anywhere, and we have 3 large beautiful specimens 7′- 9′ tall available (July 20th) now!
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The Persian Ironwood is a hard-to-find and sought-after specimen tree with beautiful characteristics for all four seasons. Provides wonderful year around interest!
Native Trees
Amelanchier grandiflora, 'Autumn Brilliance'is 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 very 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 that display in May/ June. It is a hard-to-find tree, and is also valuable as a wildlife tree because it attracts songbirds. It is also called June Berry, and has become one of our favorites.
Flowering Trees
Galaxy Magnolia welcomes in Spring with its beautiful deep pink to purple flowers, and is always an eye-opener to be seen and to be appreciated. It usually grows in a multi-stemmed, pyramidal tree-form with excellent branching habit. Galaxy Magnolia flowers late enough to avoid most late spring frost damage. it is a wonderful and hardy flowering landscape specimen adaptable to a wide range of soil conditions. USDA zones 5-9
Flowering Trees
The American Yellowwood is a sought after fragrant and showy American native tree with beautiful white racemes flowers. It is a beautiful native tree with long graceful trunks and flowers around May/ June in USDA Zone 6. The white flowering racemes are quite showy.
Shade Trees
Dawn Redwood is a magnificent deciduous tree. It has gorgeous soft green needles, and is a fantastic and inspiring tree to see and grow. Dawn Redwood is a magnificent deciduous tree, and is a relative of the California redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) and giant sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum), diverging around 150 million years ago. Dawn redwood prefers a wetter environment to grow, and it needs full sun to grow its best when it is a larger tree. We start these as 'understory' trees and they love the high open canopy above them giving the good indirect light. It does best in moist to wet soils, so it can be a good choice for large rain garden locations. As with all trees a good organic planting location would be ideal for these trees.
Native Trees
The white oak is a stately native American tree that is an impressive tree for the larger landscape or estate. They are slower growing, but are a stately tree, and valuable native tree.
Columnar Trees
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. Slender Silhouette Sweetgum 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. Highly recommended!
Privacy Trees
Privet is a traditional and very effective hedge shrub that provides quick privacy, especially in an urban area where space might be limited. Privet has a generally narrow profile and is perfect next to a driveway or roan frontage. You see it a lot on the Philadelphia Main Line and other traditional areas. It is a low maintenance hedge that although deciduous and losing its leaves in the winter, the branch framework still provides considerable screening throughout the winter months.