Accent Trees

• Red Fall Foliage
• Grows to 60 feet
• Acer rubrum
• Grow in Full sun
• Needs large area to grow
• At various times of the year we raise and sell these sizes: Bundle of 3 seedlings, Bundle of 10 seedlings, 1-Gal, Full-Gal,3-Gal, 5-Gal, and 7-Gal
  
• Zone 3

• 50-70 Feet Tall and 25 foot Wide
• Stately deciduous confer adaptable to wet or dry conditions.
• Light green foliage turns yellow in fall
• Pyramidal habit
  
• Full sun to semi-shade
• Zone 4a
  

• 30-50 Feet Tall and 30-40 foot Wide
• Large and fast-growing deciduous shade tree
• Rounded canopy and light green leaves
• It is well suited for hot, dry conditions.
  
• Light green foliage turns yellow in fall
• Full sun to semi-shade
• Zone 6
  

• 70-100 Feet Tall and 60-80 Feet Wide
  
• Fast growing and eye-catching deciduous shade tree
• Broad, pyramidal shape when mature
• Easily adaptable and easy to grow
  
• Full sun to semi-shade
• Zone 4a
  

• 35-40 Feet Tall and 35-40 Feet Wide
  
• Fast growing and eye-catching deciduous shade tree
• Moderately to rapidly growing deciduous tree
• Its canopy is rounder than other species with shiny smooth leaves instead of the velvety feel of others
• It makes a great shade or street tree
• Easily adaptable and easy to grow
  
• Full sun to semi-shade
• Zone 7
  

• 70 Feet Tall
  
• Mulberry species are deciduous trees
  
• Moderately to rapidly growing deciduous tree
• Enjoy fresh fruit and bring beauty and protection to your landscape
• Varieties are vigorous, productive and hardy
• They are tolerant of many different kinds of soil and can thrive in a wide range of conditions
• Throughout the summer, these trees will continue to produce unique, oblong-shaped dark red berries with a sweet flavor that is great for fresh eating or making jams, wines, cobblers and other desserts
• It makes a great shade or street tree
• Easily adaptable and easy to grow
  
• Full sun to semi-shade
• Zone 6
  

• 40-70 Feet Tall and 40-60 Feet Wide
• Attractive shedding bark adds to its appeal
• Features dark green leaves that turn yellow in fall
  
• Vigorous fast growing and eye-catching deciduous shade tree.
• Full sun to semi-shade
  
• Zone 4a
  

• 120 Feet Tall and 40 Feet Wide
• One of the best shade trees on the market
• It is found on rich bottomland soils, moist woods and along streams in the eastern third of Texas
• Leaves are a rich green that turns scarlet in the fall
  
• Broad, columnar growth habit
• Good heat and drought tolerance
  
• Vigorous fast growing and eye-catching deciduous shade tree.
• Full sun to semi-shade
  
• Zone 4
  

• 50 Feet Tall and 100 Feet Wide
• Live oak was widely used in early American butt shipbuilding
• Popular landscape tree that tolerates heat and poor soils
• It reaches a very large size that yields dense shade
• Dark-green, waxy, unlobed leaves fall just as new leaves emerge in the spring, making the tree appear evergreen, though the coordinated leaf loss means its not actually a true evergreen
  
• One of the best shade trees on the market
• Good heat and drought tolerance
  
• Full sun to semi-shade
  
• Zone 7
  

• 80 Feet Tall and 60 Feet Wide
• Medium fast-growing!
• A natural, eco-friendly way to save on cooling and heating costs and control soil erosion
• Interesting blotchy bark
• It makes a great shade or street tree
• Easily adaptable and easy to grow
  
• Full sun to semi-shade
• Zone 4

• 35-80 Feet Tall
  
• Mulberry species are deciduous broadleaf trees
  
• Moderately to rapidly growing deciduous tree
• Enjoy fresh fruit and bring beauty and protection to your landscape
• Varieties are vigorous, productive and hardy
• They are tolerant of many different kinds of soil and can thrive in a wide range of conditions
• Throughout the summer, these trees will continue to produce unique, oblong-shaped dark red berries with a sweet flavor that is great for fresh eating or making jams, wines, cobblers and other desserts
• It makes a great shade or street tree
• Easily adaptable and easy to grow
  
• Full sun to semi-shade
• Zone 6
  

• · Full sun to Filtered

  · True Chinese Elm has been naturalized and cultivated in the USA

  · Blooms inconspicuous

  · The fruit is a seed in small oval samara (seed case with wings for wind dispersal).

  · White to pinkish-purple fruit is eaten, dried, and used in wine making

  · Height: 40-50’ H W

  · This species shows good resistance to Dutch elm disease, elm leaf beetle and Japanese beetle.

  · Wind break

  · Hardy drought tolerant

  · We raise these in sizes: , 5-Gal, 7gal, and 15 gal. at various times of the year.

  · Deciduous broadleaf tree

  · Zone 5

Fraxinus pennsylvanica Green Ash ZONE 3

• The green ash or red ash ia a species of ash native to eastern and central North America and in parts of Canada
• A hardy, native, drought and alkali resistant medium to large tree.
• Resistant to Dutch Elm disease and has replaced the American Elm in urban settings.
• Can get up to 69 feet tall and 74 feet spread.
• Zone 3

• I a small to medium size tree native to central and western China,
• Planted as street tree in temperate zones
• Attractive fruit and foliage
• Separate male and female trees
• Zone 6
  

• 30-40 Feet Tall and Wide
  
• Deciduous
• Drooping limbs
• Full sun to semi-shade
• Watch out for roots too close to water/sewer line
  
• Zone 5

RED-LEAF JAPANESE MAPLE-ACER PALMATUM ATROPURPUREUM Zone 5-8

• · Partial to full sun, in warmer weather needs shade

  · A delightful small tree with gracefully branched stems that hold beautiful, palmate, red-purple leaves.

  · The stunning foliage holds its color well throughout summer, then turns a brilliant red in fall.

  · Well-suited for use as a small lawn tree.

  · Use for striking contrast in a woodland garden or urban setting.

  · Partial to full sun, in warmer weather needs shade

  · Water regularly - weekly, or more often in extreme heat or containers.

  · Deciduous.

  · Zone 5-8