TREES and SHRUBS


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  • ACANTHOPANAX sieboldianus    VARIEGATED FIVE LEAF ARALIA
    'Variegata' - A fast growing, creamy white, variegated plant with small spines, makes a good barrier. Will grow in sun or shade, in a moist to dry site. A nice, tolerant, low manitenance plant. Grows to 6'x6'.
    1 gal. $10.00     3 gal. $20.00

  • AESCULUS x carnea     RED HORSECHESTNUT
    Deep red flowers in May with foliage resistant to leaf scorch. Likes sun to light shade. Grows to 30' tall.
    Not avilable for 2010

  • AESCULUS flava     YELLOW BUCKEYE
    NATIVE tree likes a well drained site. Will grow to be 40'-50' high.
    1 gal. $10.00     2 gal. $15.00     3 gal. $20.00

  • AESCULUS glabra     OHIO BUCKEYE
    This NATIVE does best planted at the edge of a wooded area. Will be 35'-45' tall.
    1 gal. $10.00     3 gal. $20.00

  • AESCULUS hippocastanum     HORSECHESTNUT
    A large tree for a park-like setting. Needs space to grow to 60'-70' high.
    5 gal. $20.00

  • AESCULUS parviflora     BOTTLEBRUSH BUCKEYE
    A suckering NATIVE, shade loving plant with a mass of white flowers in June-July. Will grow to be 15'-18'high.
    1 gal. $18.00     3 gal. $25.00

  • AESCULUS pavia     RED BUCKEYE
    A NATIVE understory tree with beautiful red flowers in late April. Grows to 15'-20' high and is happy in light shade.
    1 gal. $10.00     3 gal. $20.00

  • ALBIZIA julibrissin     MIMOSA
    A tropical looking plant with fine foliage and pink/purple flowers in June-July. Grows fast is a sunny, protected, well drained site, to 25'x20' in size.1 gal. $15.00     3 gal. $20.00

  • AMELANCHIER canadensis     SHADBLOW SERVICEBERRY
    This NATIVE is a tightly suckering, multi-stem plant, good for naturalizing. Likes sun to light shade and will grow to be 12'-15' high by 8'-10' wide.
    3 gal. $20.00     5 gal. $35.00

  • ARONIA melanocarpa     BLACK CHOKEBERRY
    Adaptable NATIVE with white flowers in spring aand black fruit in fall. The edible fruit is a good source of vitamin C and attracts birds. A great plant for naturalizing in sun to shade. Will be 6'-8' high.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • ASIMINA triloba     PAWPAW
    NATIVE, bold tropical looking plant with purple flowers in mid-May and edible banana flavored fruit in September.
    1 gal. $15.00     3 gal. $25.00     15 gal. $165.00

  • BETULA nigra     RIVER BIRCH
    NATIVE multi-stemmed tree, good for a wet sight. Likes sun to light shade and will grow to be 30'-35' high by 15' wide.
    3 gal. $20.00     15 gal. $90.00

  • BUXUS x 'Green Mountain'    GREEN MOUNTAIN BOXWOOD
    A tough, Deer Resistant evegreen. Likes sun to partial shade and grows to be 5' x3'.
    2 gal. $12.00     3 gal. $20.00     5 gal. $30.00

  • BUXUS x 'Green Velvet'     GREEN VELVET BOXWOOD
    A tough, Deer Resistant evergreen. Low growing, to 3'x3', likes sun to part shade.
    2 gal. $12.00     3 gal. $20.00     5 gal. $30.00

  • CALLICARPA bodinieri     PROFUSION BEAUTY BERRY
    A profusion of violet berries in fall. It may die to the ground over winter, will flower on new growth. Will be 4'-5' in the sun.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • CALLICARPA dichotoma Beauty Berry
    'Early Amethyst' - Small pink flowers followed by purple berries in the fall. Grows 3'-4' in the sun.
    3 gal. $20.00
    'Issai' - Flowers more heavily at a younger age.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • CALLICARPA japonica 'Leucocarpa' - White berries form Oct-Nov. Needs to be pruned in late winter, flowers form on new growth.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • CALYCANTHUS     SWEETSHRUB

  • CALYCANTHUS floridus     COMMON SWEETSHRUB
    NATIVE with strawberry red, fragrant flowers in May and sporadically throughout the summer. Likes sun to partial shade. Grows 6'8' high by 4'-6' wide.
    1 gal. $10.00     3 gal. $20.00     3' $35.00

  • 'Athens' - NATIVE yellow flowering shrub that likes a shady, moist site. Grows to 8'.
    2 gal. $20.00

  • 'Michael Lindsey' - Deep green foliage and abundant fragrant flowers. A wonderful NATIVE that will grow 6'-8' high by4'-6'wide.
    2 gal. $20.00

  • CALYCANTHUS 'VENUS' - A new cross with sinocalycanthus, has large fragrant white flowers in May/June. Grows 4'-6' tall and wide. Likes moist, well drained soil in sun to part shade.
    3 gal. $25.00

  • CALYCANTHUS x Sinocalycanthus 'Hartlage Wine' - A very unique spring flowering cross with the native Sweetshrub. Three inch, fragrant wine red flowers in May and good fall color. Likes sun to light shade in a protected site,with moist, well drained soil. Grows 8'-10' high and wide.
    2 gal. $20.00     3 gal. $25.00

  • CATALPA speciosa     CATALPA TREE
    NATIVE fast growing tree with an irregular habit. Good for a site with lots of space. Grows 40'-45' high by 25'-30' wide in sun.
    3 gal. $15.00

  • CARYA illinoensis     HARDY PECAN
    A large growing NATIVE that can produce large quantities of edible nuts. Northern seed source. Likes a sunny site with deep, rich, well drained soils. Give it room to grow.
    2 gal. $15.00     7 gal. $40.00

  • CEPHALANTHUS occidentalis     BUTTONBUSH
    A NATIVE plant with an open habit, can grow in a very wet site. White flowers in August. Good for naturalizing and for wild life habitat. Grows 10'-12' high and wide.
    5 gal. $20.00

  • CERCIDIPHYLLUM     KATSURA

  • CERCIDIPHYLLUM japonicum
    'Heronswood Globe'- Heart shaped foliage and upright habit, make this a very nice specimen plant. Likes sun to high shade, away from late day sun. Will grow to be 15'-18' high by 8'-10' wide.
    5 gal. $25.00

  • 'Pendula'    WEEPING KATSURA - Very interesting specimen plant with a weeping habit. The leaves in the fall give off the scent of cotton candy. Will grow 10'-12' high and wide. Likes sun to high shade, away from late day sun.
    5 gal. $25.00

  • CERCIS     REDBUD

  • CERCIS canadensis     REDBUD
    A small, spreading NATIVE that grows 25' high, with purple flowers along the branches in the spring. Likes sun or shade.
    3 gal. $20.00     5 gal. $35.00

  • 'Forest Pansy' - Red purple foliage emerges in the spring, darkening to purple green in summer. Hardy to -10 F.
    10 gal. $60.00

  • CHIONANTHUS virginicus     WHITE FRINGE TREE
    NATIVE multi-stemmed tree with fragrant white flower panicles in May. Good for sun or filtered shade, plant in moist, well drained soil. Grows 15'-20' high by 10' wide.
    7 gal. $35.00

  • CLADRASTIS kentukea     AMERICAN YELLOWOOD
    A NATIVE with smooth gray bark, often multi-stemmed. Grows 25'-30' in sun to light shade.
    5 gal. $25.00     7 gal. $35.00

  • CLETHRA

  • CLETHRA alnifolia     HUMMINGBIRD CLETHRA
    Great NATIVE with glossy green foliage and fragrant white flowers July-Sept. Likes sun to shade and grows 3' high and wide.
    2 gal. $15.00    3 gal. $20.00

  • CLETHRA ALNIFOLIA 'RUBY SPICE' - Vibrant pink buds open to pink flowers which do not fade, July-Sept. Likes sun or shade and attracts butterflies. This vase shaped plant grows 4'x3'.
    3 gal.     $15.00 7 gal. $35.00

  • CORNUS     DOGWOOD

  • CORNUS florida
    White flowering NATIVE with red fruit in the fall. Plant in sun to partial shade, with good air movement. Grows 15'-20' high by 10' wide.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • CORNUS kousa     CHINESE DOGWOOD
    White flowers in May with raspberry-like fruit in the fall and good fal color. Does not do well in dry soils and is resistant to anthracnose.
    5 gal. $25.00

  • CORYLUS americana     AMERICAN FILBERT
    A NATIVE suckering plant that can grow 12'-15' high and wide. Good for naturalizing in moist to average soils. Likes sun to light shade and produces edible nuts.
    5 gal. $25.00

  • COTINUS     SMOKETREE

  • COTINUS obovatus     AMERICAN SMOKETREE
    This underused NATIVE, disease and insect free, grows as a low branched, mid-sized tree, 20'-25' high. The blue-green foliage turns to orange, red or yellow, in the fall, often on the same tree. Inflorescence from the flowers give the illusion of smoke in the summer and it like sun. The population of Smoketrees was greatly reduced durin the Civil War, due to its use as a dye.
    1 gal. $10.00     3 gal. $20.00

  • COTINUS x 'Grace'   GRACE SMOKETREE
    An award winning hybrid, introduced within the last 25 years. It grows to 20' and has large 12"x12" pink flower panicles in the summer. Foliage emerges bright red, turning darker later. Has red, yelow and orange fall color and likes to be in the sun.
    3 gal. $25.00     5 gal. $35.00

  • DIOSPYROS virginiana  :   PERSIMMON
    NATIVE to SOutheastern Ohio, often found along the edge of woods or fence lines. Pale orange, tart fruit is edible, after first frost. Slow growing, it is variable in height and spread. Fruit is also favored by wildlife.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • DISANTHUS cercidifolia
    A rare plant for the gardening connoiseur. A member of the Witchhazel family with leaves shaped like a Redbud. Half inch dark purple flowers appear in Oct. Fall color is an amazing combination of red/orange/purple. Plant in partial shade. Soil must be acidic, well drained and moist, with a high amount of organic material. Keep the root zone cool, will gorw to be 3'-4' high and wide.
    3 gal. $25.00 Limited Availability

  • FAGUS grandiflora     AMERICAN BEECH
    A slow growing NATIVE that will ultimately be a large specimen tree with edible seeds. Does not grow well in wet, compacted soils. Will grow to be 50'-60' high by 30'-40' wide.
    1 gal. $10.00     3 gal. $20.00 Not Available for 2010

  • FOTHERGILLA gardenii     DWARF FOTHERGILLA
    A nice, small NATIVE plant that grows to 2'-3'. It has abundant, fragrant bottlebrush flowers in May. Yellow, red and orange foliage in fall. Good for sun or partial shade and well drained, acidic soil. Not good for dry areas.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • FRANKLINIA alatamaha     FRANKLINIA TREE
    Small, southeastern NATIVE, not seen in the wild since the late 1700's. Grows 15'x10' with white flowers late July into August and red/oraange fall color. Plant in moist, acidic, organic, well drained soil.
    3 gal. $30.00

  • GINKGO     MAIDENHAIR

  • GINKGO biloba
    'Autumn Gold' - A large tree with medicinal value, very disease resistant. This Male cultivar has golden fall color.
    3 gal. $25.00

  • 'Epiphylla' - A female selection, the fruit forms in the leaves. This collector's item is something of an oddity.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • 'Jade Butterflies' - This male selection is bushy with deeply cut leaves occuring in dense clumps. A very unique selection and a perfect specimen plant.
    1 gal. $20.00

  • 'Munchkin' - A small growing Ginkgo with dainty leaves, for the collector. This plant likes sun.
    1 gal. $25.00

  • 'Saratoga'- Compact tree with an upright habit and drooping leaves make a nice choice for a small space. A male selection.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • 'Spring Grove'- A very nice, slow growing, smaller male specimen with a compact, rounded habit.
    3 gal. $30.00     5 gal. $50.00

  • 'Tubiformis' - A small tree with rolled new growth that becomes very nicely disected.
    3 gal. $30.00

  • 'WB'- A Witch's Broom, with an irregular, odd growing clustered growth. A collectors plant.
    3 gal. $30.00

  • GYMNOCLADUS dioicus     KENTUCKY COFFEETREE
    A large, picturesque NATIVE tree. There are dark brown seed pods, that were used by early settlers as a coffee substitute, and huge compound leaves. It has a great profile in the winter and will grow to be 30'-40' high. Needs a sunny site with deep, well drained soil.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • HALESIA carolina    CAROLINA SILVERBELL
    A NATIVE, low branching plant with bell shaped flowers in late April-early May. Likes sun to partial shade and will be 20'-25' high. Good for the edge of a wooded site.
    1 gal. $10.00     3 gal. $20.00 Not Available in 2010

  • HAMAMELIS     WITCHHAZEL

  • Not all varieties of WITCHHAZEL are available, please contact us for current list

  • HAMAMELIS mollis
    'Wisley Supreme' - Fragrant yellow flowers in Feb. Plant forms a vase shape, spreading to 8'x10'.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • HAMMAMELIS vernalis VERNAL WITCHHAZEL
    This NATIVE grows 6'-8' high with yellow/red flowers in Feb. to March.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • 'Autumn Embers' - orange flowers in Feb. and red/purple fall color. Grows to be 8'x8'.
    3 gal. $25.00

  • 'Girard's Purple' - True purple flowers in Feb. that grows to be 8'x8'. This is an introduction from Girard's Nursery.
    3 gal. $25.00

  • 'Sandra'- New growth is purplish with orange and red fall color. Yellow flowers in Feb., it will ultimately by 8'x8'.
    3 gal. $25.00

  • HAMAMELIS virginiana     COMMON WITCHHAZEL
    A NATIVE understory plant with yellow flowers in late fall.
    3 gal. $20.00 7 gal. $30.00

  • HAMAMELIS x
  • 'Fire Blaze'
  • 'Rochester'

  • HAMAMELIS x intermedia
  • 'Angelly'
  • 'Barnstadt Gold'
  • 'Birgit'
  • 'Georges'
  • 'Harry'
  • 'Heinrich Burns'
  • 'Orange Beauty'
  • 'Orange Peel'
  • 'Pallida'
  • 'Strawberies and Cream'

  • HEPTACODIUM miconioides     SEVEN SON FLOWER
    A large shrub with exfoliating bark, white fragrant flowers in summer and red/pink calyxes in Oct/Nov. Grows 12'-15' tall by 10'-12' wide in sun to light shade.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • HYDRANGEA anomala petiolaris     CLIMBING HYDRANGEA
    A climber with dark green leaves and white flowers in June. Slow Growing plant, good for sun or shade.
    5 gal. $25.00

  • HYDRANGEA arborescens     SMOOTH HYDRANGEA

  • 'Annabelle' - A NATIVE, suckering plant with large white flowers June-Sept. Will grow to 5'x5' in sun to partial shade. Flowers on new growth, so it can be cut back in the fall or early spring.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • 'Hayes Starburst'(ssp. radiata)- NATIVE cultivar with large, star shaped, white flowers. This plant likes sun to shade.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • 'Riven Lace' - Creamy white flowers and dark green, deeply lobed foliage. Upright form, with strong stems, keep it from being floppy. Will be 5' high and wide in patial shade.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • 'Samantha'(ssp. radiata)- Similar to Annabelle, with silver backed leaves. A very interesting plant that likes sun to shade in a moist site. Will grow to be 5'x5'.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • HYDRANGEA paniculalta
  • 'Limelight'- A recent introduction with lime green flowers later in summer. It blooms at a younger age and will grow to be 6'x4'. Needs sun to light shade.
    7 gal. $35.00

  • 'Quick Fire'- This PeeGee Hydrangea blooms approximately one month earlier than other varieties. Large white blooms appear in June, fade to pink and last throughout the summer. Grows 6'-8' tall and wide in sun to light shade.
    7 gal. $35.00

  • HYDRANGEA quercifolia     OAKLEAF HYDRANGEA
  • 'Snow Queen'- A large growing plant, 8'-10' tall by 4'-6'wide. Abundant white flowers in summer, leaves turn burgundy in the fall. Likes sun to part shade.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • 'Vaughn's Lillie'- A compact, tight grower. This plant will be covered in large, 10"-12", pendulous cone shaped flowers in late summer. Deep green leaves change to a purplish red in the fall. Will grow 4'-6' high and wide in a partially shade, protected site.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • HYPERICUM     ST. JOHNSWORT

  • HYPERICUM andros
    'Albury Purple'- This mounding plant grows to 2' high, with purple foliage and yellow flowers in the summer. Likes sun to partial shade and well drained soil.
    2 gal. $15.00

  • HYPERICUM kalmianum
    NATIVE and medicinal, this shrub grows to 3' high and wide. Yellow flowers bloom in the summer. Likes sun to partial shade.
    3 gal. $25.00

  • ILEX x meserveae    BLUE HOLLY

  • 'Blue Princess' - An evergreen with blue-green foliage and red berries in winter. Likes sun to light shade and grows to 10'-12' high by 10' wide. Protect from drying winter winds. Needs a male pollinator.
    3 gal. $20.00  '   5 gal. $25.00

  • 'Blue Prince'- Male pollinator for the Blue Princess Holly.
    3 gal. $20.00     5 gal. $25.00

  • ITEA virginica     SWEETSPIRE
    'Little Henry'- A NATIVE with fragrant white flowers in June/July, a mounding habit and good red-purple fall color. This adaptable shrub grows in sun to shade, with sufficient moisture, to 3' high and wide.
    $3 gal. $15.00     5 gal. $20.00

  • JUGLANS cinerea     BUTTERNUT
    This NATIVE, not as numerous as the Black Walnut. Slow growing, it will reach 50'-60' high by 40'-50' wide. Produces large crops of sweet, tasty nuts. Grows in moist bottomlands to ridges. The bark has been used as a dye.
    2 gal. $15.00

  • JUGLANS nigra     BLACK WALNUT
    A large growing, edible NATIVE, prized for timber and nuts. Give it room to grow, and keep it away from vegetable gardens and select landscape plantings. Toxicity from roots can kill certain plants. Plant in a sunny site with well drained soils.
    2 gal. $15.00

  • KERRIA     GYPSY ROSE

  • KERRIA japonica
    'Picta'- A mid-sized shrub, 4'x3', with white variegation. Yellow flowers in the spring, then sporadically throughout the summer. Good for a partially shaded area.
    2 gal. $12.00

  • 'Plentifolia'- A nice plant for massing in a shady garden or along the edge of the woods. A double yellow flower blooms in April-May, then sporadically throughout the summer. Grows 8'-10' tall by 6' wide.
    3 gal. $15.00

  • 'Varietgated' - This variegated form grows slower and lower than other cultivars. Will be 3'x3' in light shade, can burn in full sun.
    3 gal. $15.00

  • LINDERA benzoin     SPICE BUSH
    A NATIVE under story plant for a moist location. Yellow flowers in April become edible red berries in the fall. Grows 8'-10' high by 4'-6' wide, with a nice, open habit.
    2 gal. $15.00   3 gal. $20.00     5 gal. $25.00

  • LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua     SWEETGUM
    NATIVE tree with conical form and corky bark. Great fall color, though the prickly fall fruit can be a problem for high traffic areas. Grows 40'-50'high by 20'-25' wide.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • LIRIODENDRON tulipifera     TULIP POPULAR
    NATIVE, fast growing, upright tree, grows very tall with yellow flowers and nice yellow fall foliage. Good for a large space. Grows 50'-60' a 20'-25' in sun to light shade.
    7 gal. $35.00, 10 gal. $50.00

  • MAGNOLIA

  • MAGNOLIA acuminata     CUCUMBER TREE MAGNOLIA
    A fast growing, large NATIVE tree that needs space. Small yellow flowers in spring, followed by red cucumber shaped fruit in late summer. Plant in deep, moist, acidic soil. Grows to 50'-60'.
    1 gal. $10.00     3 gal. $20.00

  • MAGNOLIA loebneri 'Dr. Merrill'
    A vigorous, large growing, to 20'x20', Magnolia. Fragrant white flowers in April/May, likes sun to light shade.
    5 gal. $35.00     15 gal. $90.00

  • MAGNOLIA macrophylla     BIGLEAF MAGNOLIA
    Large growing NATIVE with huge leaves, 18"-24" long, and an open habit. Creamy white flowers in June. Like moist, well drained, slightly acidic soil. Amend with organic material, plant in sun or part shade in a protected site. Grows 30'-35' high by 15'-20' wide.
    3 gal. $25.00

  • MAGNOLIA tripetala     UMBRELLA MAGNOLIA
    An interesting NATIVE, large leaf tree with white flowers in late May-June. Likes partial sun to shade and grows to be 20'-25'.
    1 gal. $15.00, 3 gal. $30.00

  • MAGNOLIA virginiana     SWEETBAY MAGNOLIA
    A fast growing plant, evergreen to semi-evergreen. Blooms at an early age and for a long period in spring. Likes sun to light shade. Grows up to 20'.
    3 gal. $20.00     5 gal. $30.00

  • MAGNOLIA x

  • 'Ann'- Small growing, 8'-10' high by 6'-8' wide. Purple flowers in April/May. Likes sun to light shade and well drained soils.
    5 gal. $30.00

  • 'Betty' - Low branching with abundant pink flowers in April. A tough and reliable grower. Will be 10'-12' high and wide, likes well drained soils.
    5 gal. $30.00

  • 'Leonard Messell'- A tough, large growing, 20' high and wide. saucer Magnolia. Fragrant flowers are pink on the outside of the petals and white on the inside. Likes sun to light shade and well drained soil.
    7 gal. $35.00

  • NYSSA sylvatica     BLACK GUM
    A great NATIVE tree, best transplanted when small. Good for naturalizing or as a specimen. Great fall color. Plant in sun, does not like a dry site. Will grow 50'-60'high by 20'-30' wide.
    3 gal. $20.00     5 gal. $25.00

  • OXYDENDRUM arboreum     SOURWOOD
    A nice, small NATIVE with white flowers in May and amazing fall color. Grows 20'-25' high by 10'-15' wide, with an open habit. Likes well drained, moist, acidic soil.
    2 gal. $15.00

  • PARROTIA persica     PERSIAN PARROTIA
    A four season plant with exfoliating bark. Reddish purple when foliage emerges, turning to brilliant orange, red and yellow in fall. Grows 20'-25' in sun to light shade and well drained soil.
    1 gal. $15.00     3 gal. $25.00

  • PHYSOCARPUS opulifolius     NINEBARK
    'Summer Wine'- Deeply cut, crimson red leaves and light pink flowers in summer. A very nice plant that grows 5'-6' high by 4'-5' wide in full sun.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • PLATANUS occidentalis     AMERICAN SYCAMORE
    A large, fast growing, NATIVE tree for a moist to dry site. Grows 60'-80' high by 30'-40' wide.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • POPULUS deltoides     COTTONWOOD
    A large, fast grower, 3'-4' per year, good for a moist site. This NATIVE is good for naturalizing. Protect the young plants from deer rubbing.
    5 gal. $25.00

  • QUERCUS     OAK

  • QUERCUS alba     WHITE OAK
    A NATIVE, slow growing, stately tree, should be planted in deep, moist, acidic soil. Cannot live in compacted or heavy soils. transplant when small, will grow to 50'-60'.
    1 gal. $10.00     3 gal. $20.00

  • QUERCUS acutissima     SAWTOOTH OAK
    A large, adaptable tree with a slow to medium growth rate. Elongated leaves with sawtooth edges. Grows 40'-50'.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Quercus bicolor    SWAMP WHITE OAK
    A very useful NATIVE tree, can be used in many locations. Needs loose, moist acid soil. Easier to trnasplant than White Oak. Grows 50'-60'.
    3 gal. $20.00     10 gal. $100.00

  • Quercus coccina     SCARLET OAK
    NATIVE Oak grows 1'-2' per year. Produces red fall color late in the season and provides a nice crop of acorns. Likes sun to light shade and is often found on dry, sandy ridge tops.
    10 gal. $100.00

  • Quercus gambii     ROCKY MT. WHITE OAK
    This is a slow growing cultivar with deeply cut leaves. Does well in a sunny dry site. Popular with the Bonsai crowd.
    2 gal. $10.00

  • Quercus imbricaria     SHINGLE OAK
    A nice NATIVE tree with elongated green leaves. Yellow-brown to red-brown fall color. Grows 50'-60'.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Quercus lyrata     OVERCUP OAK
    A slow growing NATIVE tree with deply cut leaves, not as large as other native Oaks. Good fall color. Grows 40'-50'.
    1 gal. $10.00     5 gal. $30.00

  • Quercus macrocarpa     BURR OAK
    A slow growing stately NATIVE which needs lots of space. Has a rough, corky bark and the fringed acorns are produced in large numbers, making it a very useflu native tree. Grows 60'-80'.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Quercus macrocarpa x robur     BURRENGLISH OAK
    A cross between the Burr and English Oaks, this is a faster grower than the Burr Oak. Abundant acorns are good for wildlife. Likes sun in moist to dry soils.
    2 gal. $10.00

  • Quercus muehlenbergii     CHINKAPIN OAK
    A nice NATIVE, good for specimen or naturalizing. Grows 40'-50'.
    3 gal. $30.00

  • Quercus michauxii     SWAMP CHESTNUT OAK
    NATIVE similar and often confused with Quercus prinus, but will grow larger. Provides good quality, sweet tasting acorns which are much desired by wildlife. Grows 40'-50'.
    1 gal. $10.00     5 gal. $30.00

  • Quercus palustris     PIN OAK
    This NATIVE prefers moist to wet soils, but can grow in a dryer site. This fast growing cultivar, up to 2' a year, does not perform well in a high pH soil.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Quercus phellos     WILLOW OAK
    NATIVE with Willow shaped leaves, this large growing tree will be 40'-50' high. A nice specimin.
    7 gal. $30.00

  • Quercus rubra     RED OAK
    Popular, the fastest growing of all NATIVE Oaks. Good as a specimine or for naturalizing. Produces abundant acorns for wildlife. Grows 60'-80'.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Quercus prinus     CHESTNUT OAK
    This underused NATIVE grows on rocky ridges, but performs well in moist, well-drained soils. Transplants well and grows 1'-2' per year. Acorns are a favorite of wildlife.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Quercus shumardii     SHUMARD OAK
    The deeply cut leaves of this NATIVE are in the Red Oak family. It will grow 1'-2' per year. It is tolerant of dry sites and is often used as a street tree.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Rhododendron catawbienseA beautiful NATIVE evergreen that generally grows 6'-8' high and wide under ideal conditions and flowers in May. Must have moist, well drained acidic soils. Likes sun to partial shade, protect from drying winter winds.
    3 gal. $25.00
    'English Roseum' - Very popular, with vigorous red flowers.
    'Nova Zembla' - Very popular, with vigorous red flowers.

  • Salix integra 'Hakuru Nishiki'    Japanese Dappled Willow
    This smaller plant has green leaves variegated with pink/white on pink stems. Cut back during summer to maintain variegation. Grows to 6' tall.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Sambucus canadensis     AMERICAN ELDERBERRY
    A NATIVE large growing, 8'-10'x10', edible plant with creamy white flowers in June-July and purple black fruit in Aug., good for pies, jellies and wine. Good for naturalizing a sunny area.
    3 gal. $15.00

  • Syringa meyeri     DWARF KOREAN LILAC
    A hardy, disease resistant, dwarf Lilac. Profusion of fragrant lavender flowers in May. Heart shaped foliage can have orange/red fall color. Grows to 6'x6' in a sunny site. Prune after plant blooms.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Ulmus americana     AMERICAN ELM
    'Princeton' - A heritage plant, the Princeton Elm is a selection from 1922 that has shown good resistance to Dutch Elm Disease. Fast growing, 2'-3' per year, it will ultimately reach 50'-60' high and 30'-40' wide. Likes sun and average to moist soil, and needs some space to grow. These are from rooted cuttings, NOT grafted or from seed.
    3 gal. $20.00     10 gal. $50.00

  • Viburnum dentatum     ARROWOOD VIBURNUM
    A white flowering NATIVE shrub with purple berries in the fall. This durable shrub is good in sun or shade as a hedge or for naturalizing.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Viburnum lantana
    'Mohican' - This upright, compact shrubgrows 6'-8' high. Creamy white flowers in the spring. The reddish orange fruit turns to black later in the season.
    5 gal. $25.00

  • 'Variegata' - Yellow variegated leaves with creamy white flowers in May. Grows 10'-15' high and wide in sun to light shade.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Viburnum nudum 'Winterthur'
    A very nice Viburnum with white flowers in May and brilliant red/wine fall color. Fruit changes color three times, from white to pink to bright blue. Grows 5'-6' tall by 4'-5' wide in sun to light shade.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Viburnum prunifolium     BLACKHAW VIBURNUM
    NATIVE can be used as either large shrub or a small multi-stem tree. White flat topped flowers in May. Bluish black fruit in fall, good red foliage. Nice for a naturalized setting. Grows 15' in sun or light shade.
    3 gal. $20.00

  • Weigela florida   'Variegated Weigela'
    A tough DEER RESISTANT shrub, green leaves with creamy white variegation and pink flowers. Likes sun to light shade. Grows to 6'x8'.
    5 gal. $20.00

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