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ACER   campestre          Hedge Maple

        Height: 20-30'     Spread: 20-25'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

"Low growing tree with corky bark. Excellent small lawn specimen, street tree or prunes well into hedge form."



AMELANCHIER    x grandiflora     'Autumn Brilliance'     Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry

   P.P. 5717     Height: 20-25'     Spread: 15'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

"Clean summer foliage turns brilliant red in fall. Cluster of white flowers followed by showy, edible fruits in June. Selected from a native species."



AMELANCHIER    laevis          Alleghany Serviceberry

        Height: 20-25'     Spread: 15'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

Nice multiple stem plants with spreading branches. Flowers white in early spring followed in June by edible fruit. Useful for naturalistic planting or specimen. Native.



CARAGANA   arborescens     'Pendula'     Weeping Siberian Pea Shrub

        Height: Varies     Spread: 3-4'

Zone: 2     Tree     Shrub

"Stiff, weeping form grafted on a standard. Small compound leaves with bright yellow pea-like flowers in spring. Well adapted to drought and poor conditions."



CARAGANA   arborescens     'Walkeri'     Walker Siberian Pea Shrub

        Height: Varies     Spread: 3'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

"Delicate weeping branches with very fine cut, fern-like foliage."



CHAMAECYPARIS    obtusa     'Sanderi'     Sander's False Cypress

        Height: 6-15'     Spread: 4-8'

Zone: 5     Tree     Shrub

"A slow grower with soft, light blue-green juvenile foliage mixed with mature green. Broad and upright in habit. Plant in protected site."



CHIONANTHUS   retusus          Chinese Fringetree

        Height: 15-25'     Spread: 20-25'

Zone: 5     Tree     Shrub

"Lustrous dark green leathery leaves create a spreading, rounded outline. Erect clusters of snow white flowers in May have been compared to a dome of soft, fleecy snow. The bark is a polished light brown and may exfoliate in papery curls. A highly ornamental specimen."



CHIONANTHUS   virginicus          White Fringetree

        Height: 15-18'     Spread: 15-18'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

"Showy fringe-like flowers create a spectacular effect in spring followed by dark blue fruit borne prolifically on female plants. Nice specimen shrub, excellent in groups, borders or near buildings. Native to eastern U.S."



CORNUS   alternifolia          Pagoda Dogwood

        Height: 15-25'     Spread: 20-25'

Zone: 3     Tree     Shrub

Large native shrub or small tree with horizontally spreading branches. Small white flowers and bluish-black berries borne in clusters. Leaves turn reddish in autumn. Prefers partial shade but does well in full sun.



CORNUS   drummondii          Giant Gray Dogwood

        Height: 15-20'     Spread: 10-15'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

"Similar in form to C. racemosa but larger. It can be pruned into a small tree or maintained as a tall screen when grown in bush form. White flower clusters in late spring and clusters of white fruit in fall will remain effective up to a month longer than C. racemosa. Works well for naturalizing, massing, screen or border. When grown in tree form this specimen is far superior to C. racemosa because it forms only minimal suckers and a strong trunk and central leader. Native"



CORNUS   kousa     'Gold Star'     Gold Star Chinese Dogwood

        Height: 12-15'     Spread: 12-15'

Zone: 5     Tree     Shrub

An excellent selection for the smaller garden with its slow growth and often shrub like appearance. The leaves are splashed with a broad golden yellow central band that provides contrast with the white flower bracts of late May. The bright foliage remains showy all season.



CORNUS   mas          Cornelian Cherry

        Height: 20'     Spread: 15'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

Large multi-stemmed shrub or small tree of rounded habit. Clusters of small yellow flowers appear in March and can be effective for up to 3 weeks. Edible cherry-like fruit ripen in September.



CORNUS   mas     'Golden Glory'     Golden Glory Cornelian Cherry

        Height: 20-25'     Spread: 10-15'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

"Outstanding upright form of cornelian cherry with an abundance of large, golden yellow flowers in March. These are followed in fall by persistent, showy red fruit. Prefers a rich, well-drained soil in sun or partial shade."



CORNUS   mas     'Variegata'     Variegated Cornelian Cherry

        Height: 15'     Spread: 12'

Zone: 5     Tree     Shrub

The leaves are dark blue-green in the center with bright white margins and take on a reddish hue in fall. In spring the tree is covered with bright yellow flowers and in late summer the red fruits contrast with the variegated foliage. Use as a specimen or focal point in the garden.



HALESIA   carolina     'Wedding Bells'     Wedding Bells Silverbell

        Height: 18-20'     Spread: 12-15'

Zone: 5     Tree     Shrub

A smaller form with glossy green leaves and a rounded habit that is generally shrubby in form. The abundant white flowers are larger than the species and open more fully. Originally found in Ohio and introduced through the University of Connecticut. Native.



HALESIA   diptera v. magniflora          Large Flowered Silverbell

        Height: 20-30'     Spread: 15-20'

Zone: 5     Tree     Shrub

Larger and more abundant white bells grace this naturally occurring variety of native small tree or large shrub. Flowers later than other silverbells.



HEPTACODIUM   miconioides          Seven Son Flower

        Height: 15-30'     Spread: 10'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

"This truly new plant has rapid growth and is able to be trained as a tall, arching multi-stemmed shrub or as a small, single stemmed tree. In mid August flower buds form on the ends of branches opening in September to clusters of fragrant white flowers lasting several weeks. As the flowers fade they are replaced by wine red calyces which remain colorful until late fall. Winter interest is provided by the light tan exfoliating bark. "



HIPPOPHAE   rhamnoides          Sea Buckthorn

        Height: 8-12'     Spread: 10-12'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

"Becomes a large shrub or small tree valued for its winter fruit color, cold hardiness and tolerance for dry soils and salt spray. The bright orange fruit appears in September on female plants against silvery-green willow-like foliage. Useful in masses, borders, and highway use where salt spray is a problem."



MAGNOLIA        x 'Rose Marie'     Rose Marie Magnolia

        Height: 10-12'     Spread: 8'

Zone: 5     Tree     Shrub

The blossom�s exterior is a vivid rose pink with an interior of solid medium pink. Rose Marie is a very late and long bloomer and quite floriferous.



PINUS   strobus     'Pendula'     Weeping White Pine

        Height: Varies     Spread: Varies

Zone: 3     Tree     Shrub

Irregular upright trunk with arching and pendulous branches. Selected from a native species.



RHAMNUS   frangula     'Asplenifolia'     Cutleaf Buckthorn

        Height: 6-8'     Spread: 6-8'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

"Very fine textured, almost fern-like foliage. Makes a fine specimen for accent especially when placed against a wall."



RHUS   chinensis     'September Beauty'     September Beauty Chinese Sumac

        Height: 12-25'     Spread: 12-25'

Zone: 5     Tree     Shrub

"Large growing background shrub or flat-topped small tree can fill an area as wide as tall. The large, bright green foliage can lend a tropical appearance to the landscape. Foliage turns shades of yellow, orange, and red in the fall. Masses of huge white panicled flowers appear in late August to early September, putting on a spectacular show. Plants have never set seed."



RHUS   copalina     'Creel's Quintet'     Creel's Quintet Shining Sumac

        Height: 8-10'     Spread: 8-10'

Zone: 5     Tree     Shrub

This unusual cultivar of the native Shining Sumac has only 5 leaflets instead of the normal 15-21. The thick and glossy dark green foliage lives up to the name Shining Sumac and is a real attention getter. In late fall the foliage turns a brilliant scarlet to burgundy. White clusters of flowers appear in late August. The plant is more compact and a slower grower than the species and can slowly colonize. Use as a specimen or for massing. We are growing plants as small trees for specimen use or in large containers. Selected from a native species.



RHUS   glabra     'Laciniata'     Cutleaf Smooth Sumac

        Height: 8'     Spread: 6-8'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

"Branches are smooth. The stems of the compound leaves are reddish in color with crisp green deeply cut leaflets in summer, turning a bright red in autumn. Green fruit turns scarlet in fall. Selected from a native species."



RHUS   typhina          Staghorn Sumac

        Height: 10-12'     Spread: 12-15'

Zone: 3     Tree     Shrub

"Excellent for naturalizing, massing, waste areas, banks, cuts and fills. The plants have fuzzy branches and clusters of red fruit. Native."



RHUS   typhina     'Laciniata'     Cutleaf Staghorn Sumac

        Height: 8'     Spread: 10-12'

Zone: 3     Tree     Shrub

Finely divided foliage gives almost tropical appearance. Beautiful orange and red fall color. Useful as specimen or container plant. Selected from a native species.



SALIX   elaeagnos          Rosemary Willow

        Height: 15-20'     Spread: 10-15'

Zone: 4     Tree     Shrub

"The long linear Rosemary-like leaves are initially grayish and finally dark green above and whitish below and clothe the reddish stems. Use as a foliage plant for contrast in the garden whether as a backdrop for a perennial bed, in the shrub border or the foundation planting. Prune to ground in early spring to maintain the plant at a 5-8' size in the garden."


OR choose from the following links...
Tree Shrub Bog Bamboo Fern Grass Vine Perennial



ACER campestre			Hedge Maple
Height: 20-30' Spread: 20-25'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
"Low growing tree with corky bark. Excellent small lawn specimen, street tree or prunes well into hedge form."



AMELANCHIER x grandiflora 'Autumn Brilliance'			Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry
P.P. 5717 Height: 20-25' Spread: 15'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
"Clean summer foliage turns brilliant red in fall. Cluster of white flowers followed by showy, edible fruits in June. Selected from a native species."



AMELANCHIER laevis			Alleghany Serviceberry
Height: 20-25' Spread: 15'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
Nice multiple stem plants with spreading branches. Flowers white in early spring followed in June by edible fruit. Useful for naturalistic planting or specimen. Native.



CARAGANA arborescens 'Pendula'			Weeping Siberian Pea Shrub
Height: Varies Spread: 3-4'
Zone: 2 Tree Shrub
"Stiff, weeping form grafted on a standard. Small compound leaves with bright yellow pea-like flowers in spring. Well adapted to drought and poor conditions."



CARAGANA arborescens 'Walkeri'			Walker Siberian Pea Shrub
Height: Varies Spread: 3'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
"Delicate weeping branches with very fine cut, fern-like foliage."



CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa 'Sanderi'			Sander's False Cypress
Height: 6-15' Spread: 4-8'
Zone: 5 Tree Shrub
"A slow grower with soft, light blue-green juvenile foliage mixed with mature green. Broad and upright in habit. Plant in protected site."



CHIONANTHUS retusus			Chinese Fringetree
Height: 15-25' Spread: 20-25'
Zone: 5 Tree Shrub
"Lustrous dark green leathery leaves create a spreading, rounded outline. Erect clusters of snow white flowers in May have been compared to a dome of soft, fleecy snow. The bark is a polished light brown and may exfoliate in papery curls. A highly ornamental specimen."



CHIONANTHUS virginicus			White Fringetree
Height: 15-18' Spread: 15-18'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
"Showy fringe-like flowers create a spectacular effect in spring followed by dark blue fruit borne prolifically on female plants. Nice specimen shrub, excellent in groups, borders or near buildings. Native to eastern U.S."



CORNUS alternifolia			Pagoda Dogwood
Height: 15-25' Spread: 20-25'
Zone: 3 Tree Shrub
Large native shrub or small tree with horizontally spreading branches. Small white flowers and bluish-black berries borne in clusters. Leaves turn reddish in autumn. Prefers partial shade but does well in full sun.



CORNUS drummondii			Giant Gray Dogwood
Height: 15-20' Spread: 10-15'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
"Similar in form to C. racemosa but larger. It can be pruned into a small tree or maintained as a tall screen when grown in bush form. White flower clusters in late spring and clusters of white fruit in fall will remain effective up to a month longer than C. racemosa. Works well for naturalizing, massing, screen or border. When grown in tree form this specimen is far superior to C. racemosa because it forms only minimal suckers and a strong trunk and central leader. Native"



CORNUS kousa 'Gold Star'			Gold Star Chinese Dogwood
Height: 12-15' Spread: 12-15'
Zone: 5 Tree Shrub
An excellent selection for the smaller garden with its slow growth and often shrub like appearance. The leaves are splashed with a broad golden yellow central band that provides contrast with the white flower bracts of late May. The bright foliage remains showy all season.



CORNUS mas			Cornelian Cherry
Height: 20' Spread: 15'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
Large multi-stemmed shrub or small tree of rounded habit. Clusters of small yellow flowers appear in March and can be effective for up to 3 weeks. Edible cherry-like fruit ripen in September.



CORNUS mas 'Golden Glory'			Golden Glory Cornelian Cherry
Height: 20-25' Spread: 10-15'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
"Outstanding upright form of cornelian cherry with an abundance of large, golden yellow flowers in March. These are followed in fall by persistent, showy red fruit. Prefers a rich, well-drained soil in sun or partial shade."



CORNUS mas 'Variegata'			Variegated Cornelian Cherry
Height: 15' Spread: 12'
Zone: 5 Tree Shrub
The leaves are dark blue-green in the center with bright white margins and take on a reddish hue in fall. In spring the tree is covered with bright yellow flowers and in late summer the red fruits contrast with the variegated foliage. Use as a specimen or focal point in the garden.



HALESIA carolina 'Wedding Bells'			Wedding Bells Silverbell
Height: 18-20' Spread: 12-15'
Zone: 5 Tree Shrub
A smaller form with glossy green leaves and a rounded habit that is generally shrubby in form. The abundant white flowers are larger than the species and open more fully. Originally found in Ohio and introduced through the University of Connecticut. Native.



HALESIA diptera v. magniflora			Large Flowered Silverbell
Height: 20-30' Spread: 15-20'
Zone: 5 Tree Shrub
Larger and more abundant white bells grace this naturally occurring variety of native small tree or large shrub. Flowers later than other silverbells.



HEPTACODIUM miconioides			Seven Son Flower
Height: 15-30' Spread: 10'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
"This truly new plant has rapid growth and is able to be trained as a tall, arching multi-stemmed shrub or as a small, single stemmed tree. In mid August flower buds form on the ends of branches opening in September to clusters of fragrant white flowers lasting several weeks. As the flowers fade they are replaced by wine red calyces which remain colorful until late fall. Winter interest is provided by the light tan exfoliating bark. "



HIPPOPHAE rhamnoides			Sea Buckthorn
Height: 8-12' Spread: 10-12'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
"Becomes a large shrub or small tree valued for its winter fruit color, cold hardiness and tolerance for dry soils and salt spray. The bright orange fruit appears in September on female plants against silvery-green willow-like foliage. Useful in masses, borders, and highway use where salt spray is a problem."



MAGNOLIA x 'Rose Marie'			Rose Marie Magnolia
Height: 10-12' Spread: 8'
Zone: 5 Tree Shrub
The blossom�s exterior is a vivid rose pink with an interior of solid medium pink. Rose Marie is a very late and long bloomer and quite floriferous.



PINUS strobus 'Pendula'			Weeping White Pine
Height: Varies Spread: Varies
Zone: 3 Tree Shrub
Irregular upright trunk with arching and pendulous branches. Selected from a native species.



RHAMNUS frangula 'Asplenifolia'			Cutleaf Buckthorn
Height: 6-8' Spread: 6-8'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
"Very fine textured, almost fern-like foliage. Makes a fine specimen for accent especially when placed against a wall."



RHUS chinensis 'September Beauty'			September Beauty Chinese Sumac
Height: 12-25' Spread: 12-25'
Zone: 5 Tree Shrub
"Large growing background shrub or flat-topped small tree can fill an area as wide as tall. The large, bright green foliage can lend a tropical appearance to the landscape. Foliage turns shades of yellow, orange, and red in the fall. Masses of huge white panicled flowers appear in late August to early September, putting on a spectacular show. Plants have never set seed."



RHUS copalina 'Creel's Quintet'			Creel's Quintet Shining Sumac
Height: 8-10' Spread: 8-10'
Zone: 5 Tree Shrub
This unusual cultivar of the native Shining Sumac has only 5 leaflets instead of the normal 15-21. The thick and glossy dark green foliage lives up to the name Shining Sumac and is a real attention getter. In late fall the foliage turns a brilliant scarlet to burgundy. White clusters of flowers appear in late August. The plant is more compact and a slower grower than the species and can slowly colonize. Use as a specimen or for massing. We are growing plants as small trees for specimen use or in large containers. Selected from a native species.



RHUS glabra 'Laciniata'			Cutleaf Smooth Sumac
Height: 8' Spread: 6-8'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
"Branches are smooth. The stems of the compound leaves are reddish in color with crisp green deeply cut leaflets in summer, turning a bright red in autumn. Green fruit turns scarlet in fall. Selected from a native species."



RHUS typhina			Staghorn Sumac
Height: 10-12' Spread: 12-15'
Zone: 3 Tree Shrub
"Excellent for naturalizing, massing, waste areas, banks, cuts and fills. The plants have fuzzy branches and clusters of red fruit. Native."



RHUS typhina 'Laciniata'			Cutleaf Staghorn Sumac
Height: 8' Spread: 10-12'
Zone: 3 Tree Shrub
Finely divided foliage gives almost tropical appearance. Beautiful orange and red fall color. Useful as specimen or container plant. Selected from a native species.



SALIX elaeagnos			Rosemary Willow
Height: 15-20' Spread: 10-15'
Zone: 4 Tree Shrub
"The long linear Rosemary-like leaves are initially grayish and finally dark green above and whitish below and clothe the reddish stems. Use as a foliage plant for contrast in the garden whether as a backdrop for a perennial bed, in the shrub border or the foundation planting. Prune to ground in early spring to maintain the plant at a 5-8' size in the garden."