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The Tupelo, Sour Gum, or Blackgum Tree is an American Native Tree. It is a wetlands and wildlife tree that has fabulous fall color leaves well into November in zone 6. It is a medium to fast growing tree especially with regular fertilization. It is a dioecious tree requiring both male and female of the species to fruit. The small fruits mature to a dark blue and are attractive to birds and wildlife. This tree has spectacular scarlet fall color. The genus name comes from Nysa or Nyssa, one of the water nymphs. It is a great all around and hardy tree growing in zones 3 - 9, and handles wetlands and forested areas well.
Columnar Trees
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.
Privacy Trees
The European Beech tree is a fantastic tree with a tremendous history. It is also the quintessential hedge tree that for thousands of years has been the hedge tree of choice! As a hedge tree, it forms a solid specimen that offers four season beauty and the toughness of a hedge to provide privacy and even security with its stout trunk and branching. The noble European estates and castles all planted the European beech to provide protection, privacy, and even to demarcate their large properties and estates.
Shade Trees
Autumn Blaze maple is an excellent and very popular Red & Silver Maple hybrid is an upright, fast-growing, deciduous shade tree with outstanding blazing fall colors. It is one of the very best autumn and fall color maple trees. This variety is fast growing, tolerates clay, and wet soils. You will be very happy with these spectacular trees!
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
Small Trees
Prunus virginiana 'Canada Red' Chokeberry is a fast growing smaller native shade tree full of colorful red/ burgundy leaves, which is a great contrast to the many green leafed trees. The abundant small fruits are also red, and are a favorite of songbirds. It is a clean tree, and the fruits are retained on stem by the tree, and the birds eat the fruits while on the tree. Prunus virginiana Chokeberry is a brilliant and colorful performer. The Chokeberry tree is a wildlife tree attracting songbirds with its abundant small fruits. In addition, it is a pollinator tree, and will attract butterflies. This is a handsome small tree that contrasts and fits in nicely with other green foliage trees. You cannot go wrong with this tree, and it has many great attributes. Highly recommended!
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
Ginkgo biloba trees are great as a lawn tree, street tree or shade tree. Beautiful, bright yellow leaves in the fall. It is a hardy and excellent upright tree specimen for narrow spaces. The Ginkgo, or Maidenhair tree is relatively fast growing and many people are intrigued with its leaf shape and unique branch structure. We highly recommend the Ginkgo tree!