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SHADE AND FLOWERING TREES matsudana ‘Navajo’ Globe Willow Zone 4 HxS 50’x50’ Fast growing decidious tree with a round canopy. Slender, bright green leaves emerge in spring followed by yellow fall color. CONTAINER #15 – 59.85 #10 — 48.80 #7 — 40.00 #5 — 23.05 purpurea ‘Pendula’ (Weeping Blue Arctic Willow) Zone 3 HxS 8’x5’ A very slender, weeping form with bluish-green foliage and purple branches. Will leaf out very early in the spring and hold leaves well into the fall. HIGH GRAFT CONTAINER #20 — 81.90 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 48.80 SORBUS (Mt Ash) aucuparia ‘Michred’ (Cardinal Royal ® ) Zone 2 HxS 35’x20’ Plant Patent #3114 Plant Patent Fee: $0.75 A very narrow upright Mt. Ash. Its branches are symmetrical with rich dark green leaves that are silver on the underside. The clusters of berries are a brilliant red. CONTAINER #20 — 77.65 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 47.60 #7 — 40.00 #5 — 21.00 STEWARTIA pseudocamellia (Japanese Stewartia) Zone 5 HxS 40’x25’ Large slow growing tree with pink to reddish brown peeling bark. Dark green leaves turn yellow and then change from orange to red during fall. Single white flowers with yellow stamens appear mid summer. A great tree for all of the seasons. B&B CONTAINER 6’BB 5’BB 4’BB 6’ #10 5’ #7 4’ #5 90.95 75.25 63.25 99.85 83.20 71.10 STYRAX ‘japonica’ (Japanese Snowbell Tree) Zone 5 HxS 25’x25’ A slow growing tree with a rounded crown. The horizontal branching habit with its upward pointing leaves and pendulous, bell-shaped white flowers give this tree a striking appearance when flowering. Very graceful in appearance. B&B CONTAINER 1” 6’ 5’ 4’ 1” #15 6’ #10 5’ #7 4’ #7 66.20 58.60 43.70 32.05 76.00 67.45 51.45 39.85 TILIA (Linden) americana ‘Redmond’ Zone 2 HxS 70’x40’ This fast growing tree develops a straight trunk, strong pyramidal branching, and dark green foliage. The enormous glossy green leaves provide for an interesting texture. CONTAINER #20 — 85.00 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 47.60 #7 — 40.00 #5 — 23.15 cordata (Little Leaf Linden) Zone 3 HxS 40’x35’ This hardy tree is at home in a wide range of temperature and soil conditions. The round to pyramidal habit supports dark green leaves with lighter undersides. A good landscape tree in urban areas. Creamy white flower clusters in July are quite fragrant. CONTAINER #20 — 85.00 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 47.60 #7 — 40.00 #5 — 23.15 cordata ‘Greenspire ® ’ Zone 3 HxS 45’x35’ Plant Patent #2086 Plant Patent Fee: $0.50 A fast grower with a tight, upright habit. The leaves are leathery textured and dark green. A good straighttrunked tree for the landscape. CONTAINER #20 — 94.95 #15 — 65.15 #10 — 50.10 #7 — 42.10 #5 — 24.40 34
tomentosa ‘Sterling ® ’/Plant Patent 6511 Fee $0.70 Zone 3 HxS 45’x35’ A fast grower with a broad pyramidal shape. Vibrant green leaves gradually change to a beautiful yellow color in the fall. CONTAINER #20 — 85.00 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 47.60 ULMUS morton ‘Glossy’ (Triumph Elm) cg96-001 Zone 5 HxS 55’x45’ Trademarked Plant Fee: $0.60 Triumph has an oval shaped canopy with large, dark glossy green leaves and a strong upright branching system. Has been shown to be resistant to Dutch Elm Disease. Leaves change to a yellow color during fall. Great for use as a street tree. CONTAINER #20 — 77.70 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 47.60 #7 — 42.00 #5 — 21.00 morton ‘Accolade ® ’ (Accolade Elm) Zone 4 HxS 70’ x 60’ Registered Plant Fee: $0.60 Allee ® Elm is noted for its upright arching habit that resembles a vase shape. It has been shown to be resistant to Dutch Elm Disease. Bright green leaves gradually change to a yellowish-red color during fall. Exfoliating bark exposes different shades of orange, brown and gray. CONTAINER #20 — 77.70 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 47.60 #7 — 42.00 #5 — 21.00 parviflora ‘Emer II’ (Allee ® Elm)/Plant Patent 7552 Zone 5 HxS 50’x35’ Plant Patent Fee $1.00 Allee ® Elm is noted for its upright arching habit that resembles a vase shape. It has been shown to be resistant to Dutch Elm Disease. Bright green leaves gradually change to a yellowish-red color during fall. Exfoliating bark exposes different shades of orange, brown and gray. CONTAINER #20 — 77.70 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 47.60 #7 — 42.00 #5 — 21.00 ZELKOVA (Japanese Zelkova) serrata (Japanese Zelkova) Zone 5 HxS 50’x40’ Relatively low branched zelkova with reddish-purple fall color that makes a good street tree. CONTAINER #20 — 77.70 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 47.60 #7 — 42.00 #5 — 21.00 serrata ‘Green Vase ® ’/Plant Patent 5080 Plant Patent Fee: $0.75 Zone 4 HxS 50’x40’ Green Vase is a more vigorous selection of Zelkova, producing a taller, more graceful tree than ‘Village Green. CONTAINER #20 — 77.70 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 47.60 #7 — 42.00 #5 — 21.00 serrata ‘Musashino’ Zone 4 HxS 45’x20’ Attractive tree with a narrow upright growth habit which resembles a vase shape. Deep green foliage. Will accent any landscape setting. CONTAINER #20 — 77.70 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 47.60 #7 — 42.00 #5 — 21.00 serrata ‘Village Green’/Plant Patent 2337 Plant Patent Fee: $0.50 Zone 4 HxS 45’x45’ This is a very graceful, vase-shaped tree, with a straight trunk. Its large green leaves, like the American Elm, turn to an attractive rusty red in the fall. It is highly resistant to Dutch Elm Disease, and to leaf-eating and bark beetles. CONTAINER #20 — 77.70 #15 — 59.90 #10 — 47.60 #7 — 42.00 #5 — 21.00 35 SHADE AND FLOWERING TREES
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Page 3 and 4: MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to
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Japanese Maples ACER Palmatum ‘Bl
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