ORNAMENTAL & SHADE TREES
MAPLE, JAPANESE MAPLE
RED SELECT
Upright, broad-round but cascasding form with reddish purple lace-like foliage.
Plant Size(s):
Plant Zone(s):
5-8
OAK
BUR
Deciduous slow growing tree with green leaves that turn yellow in the fall.
Plant Size(s):
Plant Zone(s):
3-8
OAK
SWAMP WHITE OAK
Native deciduous tree growing to almost 100 feet tall, usually with an irregularly shaped crown due to confining conditions but in the open it can have a very nice rounded vase shape at maturity.
Plant Size(s):
Plant Zone(s):
5-8
PLUM FLOWERING
PURPLE LEAF
Small deciduous tree known for its deep reddish-purple leaves and white/pink flowers that bloom early spring. Leaves will turn green if planted in the shade.
Plant Size(s):
Plant Zone(s):
4-9
MAPLE, JAPANESE MAPLE
TAMUKEYAMA
New spring foliage emerges crimson-red in spring becoming dark purple color holds well throughout summer becoming brilliant red in the fall.
Plant Size(s):
Plant Zone(s):
5-8
OAK
PIN
Pyramidal shaped shade tree with glossy dark green foliage turning yellow to red in the fall.
Plant Size(s):
Plant Zone(s):
4-7
PEAR FLOWERING
CLEVELAND SELECT
White, semi-double flowers bloom 2-3 weeks late spring. Glossy green foliage turns red-purple-orange in the fall.
Plant Size(s):
Plant Zone(s):
5-8
REDBUD
EASTERN
Rosy pink flowers line the branches 2-3 weeks in early spring before lustrous dark green leaves emerge.
Plant Size(s):
Plant Zone(s):
5-9
MULBERRY
WPG. MULBERRY
The weeping mulberry has a unique twisted shape and multiple weeping branches and is very ornamental.
Plant Size(s):
Plant Zone(s):
4-8
OAK
RED
Large tree with dark green foliage; russet red to bright red fall color.
Plant Size(s):
Plant Zone(s):
3-8
PLANE TREE
LONDON
Large, fast growing tree which displays red-brown bark scales that flake to show cream-colored inner bark. The leaves are thick and stiff textures with lighter undersides.
Plant Size(s):
Plant Zone(s):
5-8
REDBUD
FOREST PANSY
Deciduous ornamental tree known for its brilliant scarlet-purple color on new foliage, maturing to maroon. Rosy-pink flowers on bare branches bridge the gap between winter and spring.