2019 Catalog

52 SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES

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Q. bicolor SWAMP WHITE OAK

P. cerasifera 'Newport' NEWPORT PLUM

PLUM PRUNUS

P. maacki AMUR CHOKECHERRY

This rugged oak grows well in either upland or swampy areas. The leaves are dark-green above and felt-white underneath, changing to yellow-brown to reddish in fall. Rounded open habit. Transplants easily.

Smaller, ornamental tree with a rounded shape when mature. Beautiful, brilliant, reddish-brown bark with some exfoliation. Great winter interest. White flowers in spring, followed by ¼" black berries in summer. Fruit relished by birds. Likes well-drained soil. Available in single stem and clump form. 20-30'x20-30' Zones 2-6 MAY P. virginiana 'Shubert Select' CANADA RED SELECT CHERRY

50'-60'x40'-50' Zones 4-8 DO NOT PRUNE APR-OCT

A small tree with shiny purple leaves and young twigs of rich reddish-purple all season long. The light pink flowers in spring make it doubly attractive. 15-18'x15-18' Zones 4-8 MAY

PEAR PYRUS

P. calleryana 'Autumn Blaze' AUTUMN BLAZE PEAR

White flowers in early spring give way to dark green, glossy foliage. In autumn, this incredible foliage turns to a crimson red. An excellent, hardy selection of Callery Pear that gets to about 35' tall, and 20' wide. 35-20' Zones 4-8 MAY P. calleryana 'Cleveland Select' CLEVELAND SELECT PEAR

POPLAR POPULUS

P. tremuloides QUAKING ASPEN

An excellent ornamental pear. Pyramidal shaped, one of the hardier Callery Pears. Dark, glossy-green foliage. Covered with white flowers in spring. Foliage turns brilliant red and purple in the fall. 25'-30'x15' Zones 5-8 MAY

A hardy, maroon foliaged, small shade or ornamental tree. The glossy leaves emerge shiny green, turning bright red in June, then quickly to deep maroon. White flowers in clusters in early May precede purplish-red berries. Excellent bird food. Medium- sized, round headed plant. Moderate to fast grower. Excellent purple fall color. Available in single stem or clump form. Also available as small bare root shrubs. 25'x20-25' Zones 2-6 MAY

Native and the most widely distributed tree of North America. Pyramidal and narrow when young, but more rounded at maturity. Grows in a wide range of soils. Dark-green foliage turns golden-yellow in fall. Excellent in groups. Leaves tremble and "quake" in the lightest breeze, creating a very distinctive and pleasant sound. Available in single, twin and clump form. 60-80'x30' Zones 2-7