SERVICEBERRY, (Amelanchier canadensis) Shadblow Serviceberry: 25’ Ht. X 20’ Spread, Multi – stem, very nice small tree, native. This plant has four-season interest with its spring white flowers, summer 3/8” dark purple edible fruits, fall color is yellow and at times with orange and red. Winter bark character of grayish smooth streaked with longitudinal fissures. Fruit is high in antioxidants. Excellent small residential, ornamental, multi-stem tree!
REDPOINTE MAPLE (Acer rubrum ‘Frank Jr.) 45’ Ht. X 30’ spread. Vigorous, upright, broadly pyramidal form with
strong branch angles and brilliant RED fall color. Good choice for a street tree. Tolerance of heat and drought and
adaptable to higher pH soils. Coming again in fall 2025!!!
OAK, SWAMP WHITE: (Quercus bicolor) 50-60’ Height x 40’-50’ spread. Zone 4. Full sun, native tree. Rounded to broad shape. Will grow in poor drained soils as well as dry soils. Best to SPRING dig.
CRIMSON KING MAPLE : 35’-40’ Height X 20’-25’ Spread. Leaves have a rich MAROON-RED color, spring to fall.
Gives dense shade and excellent when used for foliage contrast. Slow grower. Limited quantities available.
CRABAPPLE,’ Royal Raindrops’ PINK Flowering Crabapple (Malus ‘Royal Raindrops’ ‘JFS-KW5’)
Size is 20’ Ht. X 15’ Spread., Red buds open to beautiful pink flowers in the spring. Foliage emerges deep purple and remains till fall. Fall color is bronze, orange to purplish. Very nice small, upright spreading tree that is disease tolerant. The ornamental small fruit is 3/8” or less size. Fruit color is bright Red that makes interesting winter character and liked by wildlife.
BLACK WALNUT (Juglans nigra) Large tree 50’-70’ Height with similar spread. Prefers deep, rich to moist soils. Tolerates drier soils but grows much more slowly. Has a tap root. Wood is Highly prized! These will be sold bare root, available in limited quantities.
TULIP POPLAR Tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) 60’-80’Ht. x 35’ spread. Native, Pyramidal shaped. Has greenish to yellow tulip like flowers in late May. Leaves are golden to yellow in the fall. Fast growing!
CRABAPPLE, DOLGO –Flowering Crabapple- (Malus ‘Dolgo’) Height: 30’ x Spread: 25’ Zone: 5 Full sun. Shape: Upright, spreading to open. Leaves are green and glossy. Fruit: RED, 1 ½” and edible. Loved by wildlife. One of the hardiest and earliest of the crabapple to bloom, pink buds open to large, fragrant, white flowers. Abundant edible fruits ripening in mid-summer excellent for jelly. Limited quantity call for availability.
PECAN, Northern – (Carya illinoinensis) Height: 70’-100’ Spread: 45’- 75’ Zone: 5 Full sun to partial shade. The largest member of the hickory family. Has a straight trunk with symmetrical, broadly oval head. Tree has a tap root that is hard to transplant in older trees. Nuts are sweet and edible for people and wildlife. Prefers lowland, deep, rich moist soils. Two varieties are needed for cross pollination. Limited quantity call for availability.
WAHOO, Eastern, (Euonymus atropurpureus) Full sun to partial shade. 12’-24’ Height. Small tree or a large single or multi stemmed shrub. Fall color turns shades of YELLOW, PINK TO RED, with winter character of a RED fruit. Zone 4, HARDY.
Canaan Fir, Abies balsamea ‘Canaan’ (aka Abies b. ‘Phanerolepis’) Ht 30-40’, Spd 15’-20’ Full sun to partial
sun. A very uniform growing fir similar to Fraser fir but more adaptable to a wide range of soils. It prefers a deep
loam, but will grow in a variety of soils. The uniform pyramidal growth and soft, showy dark green to bluish dark
green needles make a stately specimen in the landscape. Very adaptable native of west Virginia. COMING SOON!