Trees

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Latin Name	Common Name	Description	Image
New! Malus 'Red Splendor'
New! Malus 'Royal Beauty
New! Malus 'Royal Raindrops'
Malus 'Snowdrift'	Snowdrift Crab
Malus 'Sugar Tyme'	Sugar Tyme Crab	White flowers and bright-red persistent fruit. Grows 25'
Malus 'Tina'	Tina Crab	A top grafted standard of Sargent Crab. Pure white flowers are preceded by red buds that last a long time.
Malus 'Whitney'		Excellent for fruit production.
New! Metasequoia glypt. 'Miss Grace'	Dawn Redwood
Morus alba 'Chaparral'	Weeping Mulberry	A very coarse, heavy weeper. Non fruiting.
New! Morus rubra	Mulberry
Nyssa sylvatica	Sourgum	The glossy summer foliage turns a dazzling red-orange fall color.Tolerates wet conditions. Grows 35'.
Physocarpus 'Diabolo'	Ninebark Tree Form
Platanus occidentalis	American Sycamore
Platanus x acerifolia 'Bloodgood'	Sycamore	Unique mottled bark and large leaves. This cultivar is resistant to anthracnose which affects so manyspecimens. Grows 70'
New! Populus 'Highland'	Poplar
New! Populus nigra 'Theves'	Columnar Poplar
Populus tremuloides	Quaking Aspen	People hold great affection for this tree, and its leaves which flutter in the breeze and yellow fallcolor are lovely. Grows fast and suckers. Grows 50'
Populus x canadensis 'Tower'	Columnar Poplar	A small tree with wonderful coppery bark that exfoliates over time. Fragrant white blooms in early spring. Grows 25'.
Prunus maackii	Amur Chokecherry	A small tree with wonderful coppery barkthat exfoliates over time. Fragrant white blooms in earlyspring. Grows 25'.
Prunus virginiana 'Canada Red'	Canada Red Cherry	A selection with green new foliage whichmatures to reddish-purple. May occasionally get black knoton branches that must be pruned out. Grows 25'.
Pyrus calleryana 'Autumn Blaze'	Autumn Blaze Pear	A very hardy selection with a rounded crown, full spring flowering, and brilliant red fall color. The best callery pear cultivar for the upper Midwest. Grows 20-30'.
Quercus alba	White Oak	Is slow growing and difficult to transplant, but nothing less than magnificent with great age.Has good red fall color. Grows 60'.
Quercus bicolor	Swamp White Oak	Similar to White Oak but is easier to transplant and has poorer (yellow-orange) fall color. Very nice fissured bark. Grows 60'.
Quercus coccinea	Scarlet Oak	Similar to Pin Oak, but more globe shape. Leaves hang on to tree into winter. More tolerant of alkaline conditions than pin oak. Grows 75'.
Quercus ellipsoidalis	Northern Pin Oak	A native tree well adapted to sandy, acid soils, but will tolerate heavier soils and more alkaline conditions than Pin Oak. Red fall color can be spectacular! Grows 60'.
Quercus macrocarpa	Bur Oak	Develops tremendous size and character with age, although one of the slowest oaks. No significant fall color. Grows 60-70'.
Quercus palustris 'Green Pillar'	Green Pillar Pin Oak
Quercus rubra	Northern Red Oak	An attractive, transplantable and relatively fast growing oak. Has good red fall color. Grows 50-70'.
Quercus x macdanielli 'Heritage'	Heritage Oak	Maintains a central leader and develops a dense, uniform pyramidal crown. Develops broad rounded crown with age. Dark green to blue-green leaves in summer. Grows 70'.
Quercus x warei 'Regal Prince'	Regal Prince Oak	Beautiful foliage all season long, the silvery lower surfaces of the leaf are really attractive. The shape is a very distinctive upright oval. Tolerant of a wide range of soil types, including both wet and dry soils. Grows 40-60'.
Robinia 'Twisty Baby'	Twisted Black Locust	Twisted, ascending branches with pendulous, fragrant white flowers. Grows 25'.
Robinia pseudoacacia 'Purple Crown'	Purple Crown Black Locust
Robinia pseudoacacia 'Purple Robe'	Purple Robe False Acacia	A beautiful globe Locust with fragrant, dark rose-pink flowers.Grows 50'.
Salix 'Golden Curls'	Golden Curls Willow	Resembles Corkscrew Willow but with golden bark in winter. Appears to be hardier than Corkscrew too.Bright green foliage in the summer turns yellow in the fall.Golden stems, semi-pendulous nature, and leaves are somewhatcurled. Grows 35'.
New! Salix 'Hakuro Nishiki' Std	Variegated Willow
Salix alba tristis	Niobe Weeping Willow	A weeping willow which grows to great scale. Grows 50-60'.
Salix caprea 'Pendula'	Weeping Pussy Willow	Strongly weeping form of Pussy Willow ona standard.
Salix matsudona 'Tortuosa'	Twisted Willow
Sorbus decora	Showy Mountain Ash	Large clusters of white flowers in May precede the red fruit in fall. Mountain ash are attractive in fruit and flower, but are susceptibile to diseases. Provide good air circulation. Grows 30'.
Syringa 'Prince Charming' - Treeform	Prince Charming Lilac - Standard	Top grafted - this cultivar has darker purple blooms.
Syringa meyeri 'Palibin'	Dwarf Korean Lilac - Standard	A great small ornamental for perennial beds. Numerous liilac colored flowers. Grows 8'.
New! Syringa pek. 'Beijing Gold'	Golden Lilac
Syringa reticulata	Japanese Tree Lilac	An elegant, spreading tree with creamy blooms in late June. Cherry-like bark. Grows 25'.
Syringa reticulata 'Golden Eclipse'	Variegated Tree Lilac
Taxodium distichum	Baldcypress	An elegant and interesting deciduous conifer. The fine textured foliage is a wonderful fresh green in spring, turning bronze in fall. Grows 70'.
New! Tilia americana 'Frontyard'	Linden
New! Tilia americana 'Redmond'	Linden
Tilia cordata	Littleleaf Linden	Its habit is neatly pyramidal, and the June flowers are pleasantly fragrant. Grows 50'.
Tilia cordata 'Greenspire'	Greenspire Linden	A selection with a very formal pyramidalhabit and good branching structure. Grows 50'.
Tilia tomentosa 'Sterling'	Silver Linden
New! Ulmus 'Accolade'	Hybrid Elm
New! Ulmus americana 'Princeton'	Princeton American Elm
Viburnum lentago	Nannyberry Tree	A common native shrub with white flowersin May and fruit which change from blue to black in fall.The fall color is often a vivid combination of oranges and reds. Great for naturalizing. Grows 20'.