Can grow to 50', but normally more like 30' often developing several trunks. Large maple leaves yellow & orange-brown in fall. Grows very fast-10' in one season is possible. In the open, it branches low to the ground & forms a rounded crown; in dense stands, grows taller & straighter. Full sun to partial shade.

Can reach up to 25 - ft and 6 ft wide. Holds its purple foliage color until leaves drop. The fall color is yellow. This variety is slower growing than most. Grows well in partial shade or partial sun to full sun

Hardy, deciduous, tree with a narrow, upright habit, reaching 40 feet in height by 15 feet in width, and dense red-purple foliage. Greenish yellow flowers in early spring. Grows in part shade to full sun. Fall colors red to burgundy, yellow-green to gold.

Deciduous tree, dense, broadly oval to rounded, to about 45 ft high & 40 ft wide, straight trunk. Leaves simple, opposite, reddish to maroon in spring, later a dark bronzy green; fall color yellow orange or bronzy. Grows in full sun.

This is a fast growing oval shaped variety. It can reach 40 - 50 feet tall and 25 to 30 ft wide. New growth is reddish and matures to a glossy green and has brilliant yellow fall color unmatched by most trees. It does well in partial shade or partial sun to full sun.

Unique combination of good traits from two native species - red maple and silver maple. Superior fall color: including brilliant orange-red. Unexcelled growth rates growing to 50 or 60 ft tall and 30-40 feet wide. Does well in partial shade to full sun.

Fall color has been rated as one of the best - it is difficult to argue with this after looking at a fall color photograph: Reds and yellows appeal to the season. It can reach up to 45' to 50' and as wide. It is relatively a slow grower and does well in partial shade to full sun.

It is considered the most widely adapted cultivar to different environments and is certainly one of the most popular Red Maple cultivars. This is a fast growing oval shaped variety. It can reach 40 - 50 feet tall and as wide. The fall color is bright orange and red. and does well in partial shade to full sun.

Produces glossy dark green foliage that holds & resists leaf tatter & drought. Is dense & will mature with a uniform, oval crown. Displays brilliant red & orange fall colors in cold areas & displays more yellows in warmer areas. Fast growing for a Sugar maple in full sun to partial sun to a height 40-50' & 30-40' wide.

This tall round-headed tree is the last to turn color in the fall with orange, reds, and yellows. It is a fast grower and can reach from 25 to 50 ft. and does well in partial shade to full sun.

The fastest growing Sugar Maple. It has a wider environmental tolerance than most Sugar Maples. Greenish-yellow flowers are borne on 1- 3 inch clusters, in mid spring. Produces a very brilliant fall color display of orange, orange-red & red. Grows to 50' tall and 40' wide in a broadly oval shape in part shade to sun.

This Sugar Maple can reach a height of 50' to 65' with a spread of 35' to 50'. It is an average grower with an oval and rounded form. It does well in partial shade or partial sun to full sun. The spectacular fall color ranges from yellow and orange to a deep red and scarlet.

This maple is a variety of Big tooth Maple, which is actually a subspecies of Sugar Maple. It is actually quite like a Sugar Maple, but about half the size. Growing to 25' tall & 15' wide. The leaves are a rich deep green in the growing season, and a glowing orange-red in fall. A great smaller tree, and very tough.

Previously classified as Acer ginnala 'Flame'. Outstanding vivid red and orange autumn colour on a robust small tree. Best fall color in full sun but can grow in partial shade or partial sun to full sun. Multi-stemmed, deciduous small tree or shrub that typically grows 15' to 20' tall.

An upright rounded tree with finer branching than 'Norwegian Sunset'. The glossy dark green leaves turn bright yellows, oranges and red in the fall. Is adaptable to a wide variety of sites. Grows fast to 30' tall and 25' wide in full sun.

Excellent fall color & faster growing than straight red maples.The young leaves emerge with a reddish tint then turning to rich green. The fall color is an exceptionally beautiful ruby red that persists until the first hard frost. Very fast grower. Height 45-50 Feet Spread 35-40 Feet Fall Grows in Part Shade to Sun.

Natural cross between A. rubrum and A. saccharinum with fall color ranging from orange to orange red lasting up to 3 weeks. Also referred to as `Jeffer's Red'. Freeman maples possess tough attributes of silver maple which makes it tolerant of urban landscapes. Height is from 50-60 ft. Fast grower in partial shade to full sun.

This is a natural cross between A.rubrum and A.saccharinum with fabulous fall color from oranges to reds. This cultivar has been selected for its narrow columnar habit which spreads from 10 to 15 ft. The height is from 50 to 60 ft. It is a fast grower in partial shade to full sun.

Fast growing, 10-30 ft., open, rounded crown. Loves sun & water. Bark is white to grayish. The dark-green, deciduous leaves are glossy, oval & toothed. Catkins are 2-several per cluster, & cones are less than 1/2 in. long. Named for its pale green foliage.

Pyramidal to oval tree. Exfoliating bark which exposes the brown under layer. Medium/fast grower in full sun to a height 20' & 15' wide. Weeping habit. Ideal for use as a specimen tree or focal point, particularly with water features, or for use in group plantings or creative design elements including topiary.

Deciduous; grows to 50-70' tall with multiple trunks. The bark is variable & showy; dark gray-brown to pinkish-brown & scaly, but in some individuals, smooth & creamy pinkish-white, exfoliating in curly papery sheets. Medium to fast growth rate. Autumn foliage is yellow and grows in full sun.

Oval shaped River Birch chosen for its lighter colored bark and large glossy dark green leaves. Peeling bark exposes mottled patches of cream, orange and pinkish-tan colors. A fast grower with yellow fall color. Grows to 45-50' tall.

It would be hard to name a tree with more striking bark in graceful habit, thin bark peeling in layers and smallish, fine-toothed leaves that turn from green to glowing yellow in the fall. Grows well in full sun from 25 to 50 ft and 15 to 25 ft wide.

This slow growing weeping birch grows from 15 to 25 ft tall and equally as wide in full sun. It would be hard to name a tree with more striking bark in graceful habit, thin bark peeling in layers and smallish, fine-toothed leaves that turn from green to glowing yellow in the fall.

Grows tall & narrow with brilliant white bark. Grows about 2 ft a year to about 40 ft & slows, can reach height of 60 ft. in partial shade or partial sun to full sun. Seedlings vary in bark color from white to pinkish tan peeling in layers & smallish, fine-toothed leaves turn from green to glowing yellow in fall.

Grows tall & narrow with brilliant white bark. Grows about 2 ft a year to about 40 ft & slows, can reach height of 60 ft. in partial shade or partial sun to full sun. Seedlings vary in bark color from white to pinkish tan peeling in layers & smallish, fine-toothed leaves turn from green to glowing yellow in fall.

Native to China & Japan this specimen tree has many virtues. Light, dainty branch & leaf pattern. Foliage changes color during growing season: emerges reddish purple & becomes bluish green in summer, turns yellow to apricot in fall. Slow growing eventually reaching 40 ft or taller in partial shade to full sun.

Weeping form of Katsura. Caramel-scented foliage emerges bronze or purple-red, turns blue-green, then fades to gold or apricot in autumn. Tiny red flowers emerge in late March, early April before the leaves. Leaves fall to the ground all at once in autumn. Reaches 15' to 25' tall in full sun to part shade.

Grows to 40 ft tall and 25 ft wide, rapid growing, dense, rounded habit. Leaves opposite, pinnately compound, leaflets somewhat smaller than the species type, dark green and glabrous above. Fall color may include mottled orange-yellow, deep purple or mahogany. Fall color better in full sun.

This tree can enhance any landscape with its delightful spring flush of foliage. This tree can tolerate full sun. A fast growing tree it can reach from 50 to 75 ft tall and 35 to 50 ft wide with a oval crown. The fall colors are golden yellow.

This tree can enhance any landscape with its delightful spring flush of foliage. This tree can tolerate full sun. A fast growing tree it can reach from 50 to 75 ft tall and 35 to 50 ft wide with a oval crown. The fall colors are golden yellow.

Seedless form that probably has a lot of White Ash in its genetic background (stout stems, crescent leaf scars, entire leaf margins, thick dark green leaves, smooth young bark), being extremely vigorous in its growth and with a yellow-bronze fall color. Grows in full sun to partial sun to 50' tall by 40' wide

Often grows slowly for several years, eventually grows at a moderate rate in partial shade to partial sun to full sun. In fall leathery light green leaves of spring & summer turn gold & pracically glow. Most mature trees are 35-50 ft tall. Typical width not more than on-half to two thirds of its height.

Upright oval to upright rounded & symmetrical with maturity. Rapid growth in youth, slowing with maturity. Leaves emerge deeply bronzed, turning to medium green & then dark blue-green. Fall color is usually chartreuse. Grows to 70' tall by 50' wide in full sun to partial sun. White flowers in late spring.

This Sweet Gum is a moderate grower up to 50 to 75 ft tall and can spread from 20 to 25 ft wide as they mature. In spring the leaves are deep green and it blooms inconspicuously producing fruits that are spiny balls for winter. The fall colors are brilliant orange, reds, yellows and purples.

Slow to moderate growth to 30-50 ft or taller, 15-25 ft wide. Dark red tinged bark. Glossy dark green leaves emerge late spring. There may not be a more colorful foliage of oranges and reds in the fall than that of this wonderful tree.

Leaves are dark, shiny green above, pale green below. Brilliant fall colors, leaves turn bright yellow, yellow-orange, gold, or reddish after the first frosts. Different from Bigtooth Aspen by having slightly smaller leaves with finely toothed leaf edges. Grows to 30-40 ft tall & 15-30 ft wide in full sun.

Leaves are dark, shiny green above, pale green below. Brilliant fall colors, leaves turn bright yellow, yellow-orange, gold, or reddish after the first frosts. Different from Bigtooth Aspen by having slightly smaller leaves with finely toothed leaf edges. Grows to 30-40 ft tall & 15-30 ft wide in full sun.

Grows at a moderate rate. Can reach 60-80 ft tall & 40-60 ft wide. Gray brown bark cracked into irregular plates. Bright green leaves turn scarlet where fall nights are cold. Grows in full sun.

This is an upright growing, vigorous oak with a strong central leader. Drought resistant and adaptable, its glossy deep green foliage and strong symmetrical shape make it one of the best looking trees of summer and in Fall turns a yellowish-brown. Grows to 50' tall and 30' wide.

Most well known of the weeping trees. Great for focal point & in areas that are moist. They love water; do not plant them near sewer or water lines, or there may be problems. Grows to a height & width of 35-50' on average. Leaves turn yellow in the fall before dropping. Weeping willow should be grown in full sun.

Most well known of the weeping trees. Great for focal point & in areas that are moist. They love water; do not plant them near sewer or water lines, or there may be problems. Grows to a height & width of 35-50' on average. Leaves turn yellow in the fall before dropping. Weeping willow should be grown in full sun.

Willows should be grown in full sun or very light shade. Grows to 15-25 ft tall 12-15 ft wide. Long dark green leaves above, gray & hairy beneath. Before leaf out, male plants produce fat, woolly pinkish gray catkins.

Great red, yellow fall color, flowers, & red-orange berries. White flowers followed by round, red fruit. Must have good drainage. Vigorous grower with symmetrical upright narrow-oval habit. Red fruits are brilliant against the dark green leaves & silvery underside. Grows to 40-50' tall & 10-20' wide in dappled to full sun.

More shade-tolerant than many other large trees, can grow in partial shade or partial sun to full sun. Slow growing, pyramidal form with glossy foliage. To 50-75 ft tall, 30-50 ft wide. Blooms with small fragrant yellowish white drooping clusters late spring, early summer. Yellow fall color.

Littleleaf Linden grows in sun or partial shade. Moderate grower 30-50 ft tall & 15-30 ft wide. Dark green leaves above, silvery beneath. Oval to pyramidal canopy. Yellow fall color.

Upright, symmetrial growth habit forming a dense canopy. Wind causes a shimmering effect as it ruffles the dark green leaves to reveal the silvery white undersides. Fast-growing to 100 ft. tall & 70 ft. tall in sun to full sun. Fragrant, yellowish white flowers bloom in early to mid summer.

Very similar to a Tilia cordata, but is faster growing. Produces a pyramidal form that matures to a greater height & a bit more open and informal. Grows in full sun to a height of 45 ft & 35 ft wide. Fragrant yellow flowers in early summer; very tidy & low maintenance, adaptable. Has yellow fall color.

Attractive weeping tree with broad, spreading crown. Shedding bark on older trees adds to attraction. Excellent shade tree. Semi-evergreen. Fast grower 30-35' tall, 40-45' wide in full sun. In the cooler part of its range in fall, leaves are transformed into various shades of red, purple, or yellow.

Long arching branches are covered with glossy saw-toothed leaves that turn color in fall. Its shedding bark creates a multicolored trunk. The tree is distinguished by its suffused golden yellow leaves in early summer, greening as the season progresses Grows to a height of 60- 80 ft. and 60 ft. wide in Full Sun to Partial Sun.

Frontier is a lacebark elm hybrid that has a good vase shaped habit, deep burgundy fall color, & good urban site tolerance. It medium fast grower - faster than the lacebark elm & reaches heights of 25-40' & up to 30' wide in sun to partial shade. One of the more promising elm hybrids.

Good shade tree. Vase shaped. Grows at moderate to fast rate in full sun to 60 ft or higher, equally wide. Smooth gray bark. Fall color varies from yellow to dark red to dull reddish brown.