Dainty mimosa type leaves & fluffy pink flower balls in summer. Has an interesting habit of closing up its leaves at night! Light & airy this tree will permit growth or lawn underneath. Blooms July to September & also on young plants the first growing season. Will grow 30 to 40 feet tall in good soil and full sun.

This Schmidt introduction has exceptional tree form. A dominant central leader supports strongly upward-oriented scaffold branches. Pure white blooms smother a delicate latticework of twigs in spring. These give way to healthy green foliage that turns orange in the fall. Height: 35' Spread: 20'

Small tree. Variety has blue green foliage that turns orange red in fall. The main ornamental feature are white flowers borne in early spring. Plants flower on previous season's wood. The young leaves are purplish and the edible fruit attracts birds. Grows from 15-25 ft & as wide. An average grower in partial shade to full sun.

Small tree. Variety has blue green foliage that turns orange red in fall. The main ornamental feature are white flowers borne in early spring. Plants flower on previous season's wood. The young leaves are purplish and the edible fruit attracts birds. Grows from 15-25 ft & as wide. An average grower in partial shade to full sun.

Eastern redbud is a small, deciduous tree. Eastern redbud is a strikingly conspicuous tree in the spring because it flowers before other tree leaves form. The wood is heavy, hard, and close-grained. This tree is most valued as an ornamental. Grows in partial shade or partial sun to full sun.

`Ace of Hearts` is a new and distinct cultivar of eastern redbud tree characterized by its dwarf, compact habit, dome-shaped canopy and small, semi-glossy, heart-shaped leaves.

Stunning new selection of our native redbud This 20-25? tall tree explodes with brilliant fuchsia pink flowers in Spring for 2-3 weeks (April) before the foliage emerges. Brighter shade than typical redbud. Foliage matures to a dull, dark blue-green in summer & turns yellow in fall. Does well in sun to dappled shade.

From New Zealand thought to have the most abundant blooms of all the redbuds. Deep purple to pink flowers appear in the spring on the branches and main trunk. In the fall, leaves can turn orange to yellowish before dropping. Quite small and compact, at 10' or less. Beautiful, spreading, multi-stemmed tree. Sun tolerant.

Also called 'Lavender Twist', has pinkish purple flowers held on weeeping, contorted branches; it does best with afternoon shade. Fast growing; grows from 25-35 ft tall and wide. Eastern Redbuds grow well in full sun but will benefit from some shade particularly where summers are hot.

Fast growing Redbud with a purple leaved form. Grows to 15 to 25 feet with equal spread in partial shade to full sun. In spring, the blooms range from lavender, pink and purple and provide nectar for butterflies. This species has an attractive yellow fall foliage.

Fast growing Redbud with a purple leaved form. Grows to 15 to 25 feet with equal spread in partial shade to full sun. In spring, the blooms range from lavender, pink and purple and provide nectar for butterflies. This species has an attractive yellow fall foliage.

(Syn. 'Pennsylvania Pride Pink Heartbreaker) Flowers before the foliage appears. The flowers are tiny, richly colored a bright shade of lavender-pink, and very profuse. reaches about 10 to 15 feet high and 8 to 10 feet wide over time, but can be pruned smaller in full sun to very light shade, it grows quickly.

Reddish purple flowers in early spring before the heart shaped leaves. Medium grower. Leaves thicker than species with a glossy sheen & undulating margins. Petite purple-red flowers on bare branches bridge the gap between winter and spring! New foliage has soft-pink tint, maturing to rich green. Deciduous. Grows in sun/part sun to 25ft tall & wide.

Full sun or partial shade on moist, well-drained soil. Grows to 15-25 ft tall with equal spread. Leathery glossy leaves draw attention. Highly drought tolerant once established. In spring, showy blooms are a bright lavendar/fushia. In fall, this variety has a pretty yellow foliage

Small deciduous tree or large shrub, slow growing 15' to 25' tall. Yellow-green fall color; fragrant, fringe-like pure white flowers in June. Upright branches forming a dome shape. Terrific accent for small yards. Deciduous. Partial to full sun Needs regular watering - weekly, or more often in extreme heat.

Flat-topped clusters of tiny white, star-like flowers appear in June, often exceed 6" in diameter. Its dark green summer foliage gives way to mottled fall tones of orange-yellow, red, purple & purple-red. Wider than tall, reaching to 30' & a spread of 40' after 30 years. Grows in sun, part shade, moist soil. Grows rapidly.

One of the best red forms, with deep pink bracts that have a white center. Grows to about 30' tall with equal or greater spread. Flowers are small & yellowish green. Blooms in mid-May & lasts for 2 weeks. In fall, colors are red or reddish purple & generally quite showy. Colors early & color holds for an extended period.

Large deep red flowers in early spring. Leaves are bronze-green to yellow-green when new & a good dark green in summer. Fall color is consistent crimson. To 20-25' tall & 12-18' wide. Full sun promotes greatest flowering but tolerates partial shade well.

Flowering Dogwood has an unusually heavy display of white blooms in spring. In spring blooms almost cover tree before leaves expand. Bright green above, lighter green beneath turn glowing red in fall. Clusters of small fruit last into winter. Grows in full sun to full shade & from 20-25 ft tall with equal spread.

An upright deciduous tree resulting as a hybrid between Cornus florida and Cornus nuttallii. Flower bracts are soft white near the center with a warm pink edge. Prefers sun/partial shade in well-drained soil. 10' tall x 4' wide in 10 years.

Has showy, fragrant, pink flowers. Best in partial shade, but if planted in full sun, MUST receive adequate water. Grows to 25'. Colorful leaves have green centers with creamy white outside, edged with pink margins & flushed with yellow in summer. Red & pink autumn colors. Pink bracts in May.

Multicolored variegated leaves with a combination of green, creamy white and pink makes this a distinctive selection. It does best if grown in partial shade to avoid leaf scorch. This selection also has Pink White/Near White flowers and good pinkish red to purplish red fall color.

Multicolored variegated leaves with a combination of green, creamy white and pink makes this a distinctive selection. It does best if grown in partial shade to avoid leaf scorch. This selection also has Pink White/Near White flowers and good pinkish red to purplish red fall color.

New growth is red, turning green with age. Fast growing tree 15-20 ft tall & wide, horizontal growth habit. Flowers along tops of branches show in late spring or early summer with rose red bracts. Late summer/fall, red fruits appear. Purple to red autumn leaf color. Grows in partial shade to partial sun to full sun.

First year blooms MAY be white. Large reddish to rose-pink flowers unfurl in spring reaching up to 4" in diameter, the flowers last as long as 2 months here in Oregon Attractive dark green foliage turns deep red in the fall, when red fruits of about 3/4" diameter appear. Grows to approximately 20 ft. tall & wide. Full sun.

Slow growing to 20 ft tall & wide. Flowers along tops of branches show above leaves in late spring or /early summer with showy white blooms. This variety is more floriferous than species. Late summer/fall, red fruits appear. Purple to red autumn leaf color. Grows in partial shade to partial sun to full sun.

June flowers are vibrant rose & long lasting. First year transplanted usually are only slightly pink, become dark as they mature. Fall color is cinnamon-red. Delightful red colorations on leaves & stems show off against the greenery of summer. Needs sun to partial shade Somewhat vase-shaped to 20-25' tall & wide.

Similar to 'Satomi'. Flowers: pink to red. New growth red, turning green with age. Fast growing; 15-20 ft tall & wide. Flowers on tops of branches show late spring/early summer with white bracts. Late summer/fall, red fruits appear. Grows in partial shade to partial sun to full sun.

'Venus' blooms with foliage in such profusion you forget about the leaves. Flowers are very large, 6 inches or more, white flower on established trees. Glossy dark foliage, lovely red fall color, and orange fruit. Venus is the fastest growing dogwood with a low the branched full habit.

Leaves are dark green & bluish-green in the summer & purple in the fall. One of the strongest weepers, heavy flowering with flowers nicely set above foliage. Flowers display in late May to early June and are white but run through a brief pink stage as they fade. Grows to 8-10' with age. Thrives in either full sun or light shade.

Shrub-like. Considered among the best of variegated forms. Creamy white margined leaves hold up well in sun or shade. Late spring blooms white bracts last for several weeks.Late summer, plant is covered with red-orange raspberry-like fruit. Can reach 30' tall; width equal to or greater than height

More heat & drought resistant than other dogwoods. Variety has wider bracts than the species. Flowers along tops of branches show above leaves in late spring/early summer with white bracts. Late summer/fall, red fruits appear. Purple to red autumn leaf color. Grows in partial shade to partial sun to full sun.

Grows in sun/part sun to 25' tall & 20' wide. Flower bracts of this species emerge 2 to 3 weeks after C florida & each bract tapers to a point. Blooms in late winter/early spring to mid spring. Foliage changes to reddish purple in the fall. A vigorous selection with cream and white variegation.

The 'Rutdan' grows best on moist, loamy, well-drained soil and needs open soil space to look its best. Grows from 15 to 20 ft with a spread of 12 to 15 ft wide in partial shade to partial sun to full sun with clusters of delicate creamy white flowers and exceptional fall colors of purple and red.

An average growing small tree 20 to 25 ft tall and wide, dense, spreading, horizontal growth habit and delicate limb structure. Showy white flowers in spring with a brilliantly bright red fall leaf color. Does well in partial shade to partial sun to full sun.

The 'Rutgan' grows best on moist, loamy, well-drained soil. Grows from 15 to 20 ft with a spread of 12 to 15 ft wide in partial shade to partial sun to full sun with clusters of creamy white centered flowers with pink edges and exceptional fall colors of purple and red.

A small, moderate grower from 10 to 15 ft tall and as wide in full shade to full sun. Red twigs are nice into the early part of the winter. Plant is grown for the twig effect more than the white flowers in the spring. The fruit of this tree are also white. The deep burgundy fall color is a brilliant contrast.

This small adaptable tree has the excellent foliage of Crataegus crusgalli yet completely lacks the thorns. Maturing at about 15' tall by 20' wide
horizontal spreading growth habit, becoming flat-topped with age slow growth rate in the vertical dimension, but medium growth rate in the horizontal direction.

Small, low-branching; typically 25-30? tall & wide with a rounded crown. Thorny stems with shallowly lobed, glossy dk green leaves. Turns attractive orange & red in fall. Fragrant, white flower clusters bloom in late spring. Followed in fall by bright red fruits that persist throughout the winter. Rapid growth when young, in Sun.

Growing more upright than wide to 15-30' high in sun. Thorns are few and far between. In late spring white blooms are a pleasure to behold, despite their bad odor. Summer displays brilliant red fruit. In autumn, fall color is good, ranging from bronze to a bright, even red. An excellent specimen tree.

Deciduous, understory tree with an upright habit. Fragrant white, camellia-like flowers. Leaves are dark green & glossy, turning orange, red, & purple in the fall. Blooms in late summer & early autumn. The fruit that follows is woody and spherical. Grows to 10-15' tall and wide. A moderate grower in full sun.

A vase-shaped, deciduous shrub that has bright yellow, extremely fragrant flowers from mid- to late Winter & into early Spring. Grows to 10-15' tall & wide, has ascending branches & bright green leaves that turn yellow in autumn. Grows in Full Sun to Part Shade.

These hybrid witchhazels are from H.mollis x H.japonica. Upright spreading habit and strap-like blooms January to March in shades of yellow, orange, to red. Coppery red flowers with orange-red fall color. Grows in sun to partial sun to a height of 20' and 15' wide.

This graceful hybrid grows from 15 - 30 ft tall and 10 - 20 ft wide. With yellow flower clusters growing up to 20 in. long. Grows in full sun.

'Tuscarora' grows best in full sun with rich, moist soil. Grows up to 22 ft tall and 12 wide with pinkish red flowers in the spring through the fall. Orange red autumn color.

'Muskogee' grows best in full sun with rich, moist soil. Grows to 25 ft tall and 12 ft wide. The flowers are lavender in the spring through the fall and the fall color is red.

Cultivated for its stately growth habit, unusual foliage and tulip-like, late spring flowers. Leaves are bright green. Flowers are pale yellow-green and cup-shaped, to 2 1/2 inches long. Fast growing tree to a height: 80-100' & 30-50' wide in sun to full sun.

Cultivated for its stately growth habit, unusual foliage and tulip-like, late spring flowers. Leaves are bright green. Flowers are pale yellow-green and cup-shaped, to 2 1/2 inches long. Fast growing tree to a height: 80-100' & 30-50' wide in sun to full sun.

Perhaps the most popular and commercially available yellow cultivar.The flowers, produced before leaf development, are colored light yellow and bear a light fragrance. The habit of the tree is also handsome, as it forms a vigorous pyramidal tree that may reach 50' tall with a narrower spread. It is very cold hardy.

This evergreen tree has a broadly conical growth habit. Leaves are dark green, leathery, & glossy with rust colored hairy undersides. Blooms in mid-summer to mid-fall with fragrant, long lasting, large showy flowers that are cup-shaped in creams & whites with 9-10 petals up to 10 in. across. Grows in part shade to full sun.

This tree grows to 20 to with a 15 ft spread. It produces many 4-5 in. light yellow flowers with red stamens. Blooms in mid-spring before leaves emerge. It will tolerate partial shade or partial sun to full sun.

Fragrant lemon yellow cup-shaped flowers held atop the branches in mid spring. In bloom the tree appears to be covered with candle flames. It has dark green foliage throughout the season. A deciduous tree. Growth habit is upright & fairly fast growth rate. Mature height 30?+ & 25' wide. Sun to Partial Shade.

Fine textured, deeply cut foliage gives this unusual crab a delicate appearance. The form is elegant, with slender limbs spreading horizontally from upright branches.Star-like flowers are white with bright yellow centers. The abundant golden yellow fruit is truly tiny. Grows to 20' tall & 15' wide in full sun.

A compact dwarf tree, perfect for formal gardens, patios & courtyards. Fine textured small leaves & dense growth habit creat a very symmetrical, globe shaped head. A profusion of white blooms in spring.. Grows to 10 ft tall & wide ; Plant in full sun or partial shade.

Grows round headed to 20 ft tall and wide. Red buds open to single flowers in deep pinkish red in the spring. Leaves emerge reddish maroon, and turn dark green and in the fall turn a coppery color. Grows in full sun.

An outstanding rosy bloom crabapple with rose red blossoms & maroon (3/8-1/2?) fruits. The purple bronze foliage & bright flowers; fast growing. Because it matures quickly as a young tree, this is probably the best purple foliaged crab for growers. Grows to about 20 ft tall in full sun.

With an irregular, weeping form this tree grows to 15 ft tall & wide with small, single white blossoms. Leaves turn yellow in the fall. Grows in full sun.

Broadly rounded tree with vibrant & abundant burgundy-red spring flowers. Red-purple fruit appear in mid-July & remain firm until early October. Tree has beautiful, cut-leaf foliage. New leaves are wine red in color and mature to green with burgundy overtones and eventually turn orange-red in fall.

Foliage is dark purple in spring, purplish green in summer, dark purple again in fall. Flowers are pruplish crimson. Grows upright to 20 ft by 18 ft. in full sun.

Fragrant white flowers in late spring/early summer & brilliant scarlet leaves in fall. Has a slender pyramid form often with a curved or leaning trunk. Commonly called lily-of-the-valley tree. Grows to 30-60 ft. Likes fertile, acidic woodland soils but is adaptable. Sun to partial shade. Best in light shade.

Slow to moderate growth to 30-60 ft tall with nearly equal spread. Good fall color; foliage turns luminous orange to red, sometimes shades of yellow. Tolerates a wide range of conditions. Grows in quickly in full sun to partial shade.

Upright, oval form, Darkest foliage (blackish purple) of any flowering plum, Grows to 18ft tall by 12 ft wide with single light pink flowers. Grows in full sun.

Branches stiffly upright, forming narrow, inverted cone that spreads with age. Grows to 30ft tall by 20 ft wide in full sun. Large double, deep rosy pink, pendent clusters in spring. Blossoms appear before or with red young leaves. Fall colors range from copper, orange & yellow.

Higan cherry has a fairly rapid growth rate and prefers an open, sunny location sheltered from wind. The pink flowers appear in the spring before the leaves and in the fall. Grows to 25-50 ft tall with a vase shaped width of 15-25 ft. The fall color is yellow.

Profuse, double pink flowers appear before leaves. Blossoms are 3/4-1" in diameter. Most popular of the weeping cherries. Matures at 12-15'; 12-15' spread. Needs full sunlight. Its long-lasting, double flowers are white-pink; its dark green leaves turn yellow to brown in fall. Endures conditions of heat, stress, and especially cold. Adaptable to poor soils.

Grows to 20-30 ft tall, 18-25 ft wide in partial shade or partial sun to full sun. In late spring, very fragrant white flowers appear in slender, 3-6 in. clusters among the leaves. Good fall foliage display; color varies from bright red to pale yellow.

A gracefullly weeping, finely branched tree. Smaller than other weeping cherries. Cascading form, with white blossoms is easily pruned to change its character. Grows to 12 ft tall & wide in full sun.

Grows to 40 ft tall 15 ft wide some in a narrowly pyramidal form others more columnar. Fall color varies from orange to reddish purple. They have wonderful fall color and nice white flowers in spring. Fast growing, full sun. Also known as 'Glen's Form'.

A distinctive conical form makes this a great choice for street or yard planting. Gleaming white blooms in spring. Glossy green foliage changes in fall to purplish-red orange. Deciduous. Full sun. Moderate grower to 40 feet tall, 15 to 20 feet wide. Also known as 'Chanticleer'

Flowers are white with five petals; they flower round April in the northern hemisphere. Asian pears comprise a large group of pears that are crisp in texture and, when mature, are good to eat as soon as harvested or for several months after picking if held in cold storage. Fruit ripening from mid August to mid-October.

White flowers in June & early July. Dark green foliage turns red-orange & fire engine red in fall revealing cinnamon brown bark of the trunk & branches. Grows best in partial shade. Will tolerate full sun if kept out of hot spots. Slow growing to 15 'high & 8 ' wide in ten years. Matures to 25-30' high & 15' wide.

Beautiful small trees for the landscape; has saucer-shaped, white flowers in midsummer. Dark green leaves turn orange & brilliant reds in the fall. Grows best in partial shade. Will tolerate full sun if kept out of hot spots. Grows to about 12' high & 6' wide in ten years, maturing at 20-25' high & 12' wide.

The best plants seen were always in partial shade but will grow in partial shade or partial sun to full sun. Grows to 20-30 ft tall about 2/3 as wide. Deep green leaves. Flowers in clusters at branch ends. Nice yellow fall color and great large foliage.

Dense, twiggy growth to a possible 5 ft tall and wide; often about 3ft. In summer, produces 5 in. cluster of faintly fragrant flowers in purple fading to pink. Grows in full sun.

Very hardy and adaptable. Dense, twiggy , rounded; to 8-9 ft tall and wide. In summer, purple buds open to very fragrant ice blue flowers. Fall colors range in purples & reds. Grows in partial shade or partial sun to full sun.

Medium-sized, upright, flowering tree has multiple seasons; highly ornamental, amber-colored exfoliating bark. Deep green, semi-glossy foliage is followed by large, creamy-white fragrant blooms in mid-June. Once established, can tolerate drought. Grows in full sun to perhaps 8-12' tall & 8' wide in 5 years.

The leaves are a glossy dark green in summer. In fall there is little color change; leaves tend to drop green to yellow-green. The tree is covered in late July & August with masses of large flat white to gray cluster of small white flowers. Develops a smooth gray bark that resembles that of a beech tree & grows to a height of 15-25' in full sun.

The beautiful azalea like flowers are also similar to those of a Catalpa, but there are no messy catkins. Starts flowering in late spring & flowers until late fall. Long, bright green leaves back large clusters of trumpet-shaped pale lavender flowers with pale yellow throats. Full sun. Fast-growing to 25' high, equal width.