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populifolia (Whitespire Birch) This tree is similar in size and appearance to the European White Birch. The crown of mature trees is pyramidal in shape and the tree is resistant to Bronze Birch Borer. Zone 4, HxS 40’x20’ CLUMP FORM 12’MS 10’MS 9’MS 8’MS 30.70 28.20 25.90 23.40 7’MS 6’MS 5’MS 4’MS 20.00 17.80 15.50 13.10 CARAGANA Siberian Peashrub arborescens ‘Pendula’ (Weeping Siberian Peashrub) Fast growing deciduous tree with 3 inch long leaves that have yellow pea-like flowers during early summer. Drought tolerant and very cold hardy. Makes an excellent windbreak or hedge. Zone 2, HxS 20’x15’ 4’ GRAFT #1H #1 #1L #2 33.60 30.30 25.70 22.80 arborescens ‘Walker’ Unique, weeping specimen with beautiful bright yellow flowers during early summer. Thing grass-like foliage is bright green. Very attractive to any landscape. -30°F HxS 6’x6’ 4’ GRAFT #1 #1L #2 32.00 28.60 24.90 CARPINUS Hornbeam betulus ‘Fastigiata’ (Columnar Hornbeam) A small-leafed, dense, upright tree with a formal appearance. Young trees form a narrow upright crown, becoming more pyramidal with age. Heat and drought resistant, and considered to be relatively free of disease and insect pests. Makes an excellent street tree. Nice yellow fall color. Zone 4, HxS 35’x25’ 1”B 7’B 6’B 5’B 37.80 34.30 30.80 26.80 4’B 6’W 5’W 23.00 22.40 18.90 CELTIS Hackberry occidentalis (Common Hackberry) A large rapidly growing shade tree that has an upright oval growth habit at youth maturing to a round habit. Hackberry has green summer foliage color changing to yellow color in fall. Resistant to many environmental conditions including drought, heat and wind. Zone 3, HxS 70’x40’ 1.75”B 1.5”B 1.25”B 1”B 6’B 5’B 32.60 29.60 26.80 24.30 22.00 19.90 8’W 7’W 6’W 5’W 16.90 15.10 13.50 11.90 8 CERCIS Redbud canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’ Blooms open up to dark red-purple leaves. Very striking tree with heart shaped leaves which turn to yellow in the fall. Zone 4, HxS 20’x15’ 1.75” B 1.5”B 1.25”B 1”B 6’B 5’B 6’W 5’W 90.00 79.50 63.50 57.80 52.50 46.70 36.20 32.70 canadensis ‘Eastern Redbud’ Stunning tree with an open habit. Blooms begin with a purplish-red tint and open to a purplish-pink brilliant color. One of the earliest bloomers. Has heart shaped leaves and yellow autumn colored leaves. Zone 4, HxS 30’x15’ 1.5”B 1.25”B 1”B 6’B 29.70 26.70 24.00 21.10 5’B 7’W 6’W 5’W 17.40 14.60 12.90 12.30 canadensis ‘Lavender Twist’ Weeping contorted branches and vibrant lavendar blooms make this tree truly one of a kind. Lavender Twist blooms in mid-April to mid-May, with bluish green foliage in summer to yellow golden color during fall. Zone 4, HxS: 7’ x 7’ #1 #1LT #2 43.60 40.40 37.40 texensis ‘Oklahoma’ Compact tree perfect for landscapes with reddish purple flowers that bloom in masses followed by thick glossy heart shaped leaves. Flowers are brilliant when blooming. Leaves turn a gorgeous yellowgreen color during fall. Zone 6, HxS: 20’ x 20’ 1.25”B 1”B 6’B 5’B 6’W 5’W 63.50 57.80 52.50 46.70 36.20 32.70 CRATAEGUS Hawthorn crus-galli ‘Inermis’ Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn Dense round headed Hawthorn with horizontal spreading branches. The leaves are glossy and dark green during spring which turn from orange to a deep scarlet red in autumn. Small red fruit hold on into winter. Zone 4, HxS 25’x30’ 1”B 6’B 6’W 5’W 20.50 16.60 11.00 10.00 laevigata ‘Crimson Cloud’ Crimson Cloud is a vigorous tree with red flowers in the Spring. It has a glossy red fruit in the Fall that holds on well into the Winter. This tree is resistant to leaf spot disease. Zone 4, HxS 25’x18’ 1”B 6’B 6’W 5’W 20.50 16.60 11.00 10.00 laevigata ‘Pauls Scarlet’ A round-headed tree covered with deeply lobed leaves. Scarlet double flowers bring this tree to life in early Spring. Small red fruit holds on well into the Winter. Zone 4, HxS 20’x20’ 1”B 6’B 7’W 6’W 20.50 16.60 12.10 11.00
FRAXINUS Ash americana ‘Autumn Purple®’ Registered Plant Fee: $0.50 Autumn purple is noted for its outstanding reddish to deep purple fall color. It is a seedless variety with heavily-textured green summer foliage and a rounded crown. Zone 4, HxS 45’x40’ 1.5”B 1.25”B 1”B 6’B 35.40 32.60 28.80 24.30 8’W 7’W 6’W 5’W 16.70 14.60 13.40 11.50 oxycarpa ‘Raywood’ Fast growing, tolerates heat, cold, drought, and poor soil conditions. Young upright or oval, with age develops a round head. Dark green summer foliage turning red to purple in fall. Large lawn shade tree. Zone 5, HxS 35’x25’ 1.5”B 1.25”B 1”B 6’B 35.40 32.60 28.80 24.30 8’W 7’W 6’W 5’W 16.70 14.60 13.40 11.50 pennsylvanica ‘Patmore’ Plant Patent 4684 Patmore Ash is extremely hardy and tolerant of adverse growing conditions. The glossy-green leaflets are deeply serrated; growth habit is erect and it maintains a good growth rate. Patmore ash is seedless. Zone 3, HxS 45’x35’ 1”B 8’W 7’W 6’W 28.80 16.70 14.60 13.40 pennsylvanica ‘Summit’ A strong growing, upright ash. The foliage is less glossy than Marshall Seedless and it defoliates a few weeks earlier. Zone 2, HxS 45’x25’ 1”B 6’B 9’W 8’W 7’W 6’W 5’W 28.80 24.10 19.10 16.70 14.60 13.40 11.50 GLEDITSIA Honeylocust triacanthos inermis ‘Imperial’ Flat topped, vase shaped canopy on this smaller form of thornless locust. Golden fall color. Zone 4, HxS 35’x35’ 1.5”B 1.25”B 1”B 6’B 36.50 32.40 28.20 24.00 9’W 8’W 7’W 6’W 5’W 19.20 17.50 16.10 14.40 12.00 triacanthos inermis ‘Shademaster Asymmetrical form with ascending branches and a strong trunk make this an above average tree. Dark green foliage holds on longer than many Honeylocust cultivars. Zone 4, HxS 45’x35’ ®’ Plant Patent 1515 • Plant Patent Fee: $0.40 1.5”B 1”B 6’B 8’W 36.50 28.20 24.00 17.50 7’W 6’W 5’W 16.10 14.40 12.00 9 triacanthos inermis ‘Skycole’ (Skyline This pyramidal form of Honeylocust is especially popular because of its strong trunk and its dark, densely set leaves. Zone 4, HxS 45’x35’ ®) Plant Patent 1619 • Plant Patent Fee: $0.75 1.5”B 1.25”B 1”B 6’B 36.50 32.40 28.20 24.00 9’W 8’W 7’W 6’W 5’W 19.20 17.50 16.10 14.40 12.00 triacanthos inermis ‘Suncole’ (Sunburst Golden foliage and a creative branching habit make this tree a focal point in any landscape. Outstanding color. Zone 4, HxS 40’x35’ ®) Plant Patent 1313 • Plant Patent Fee: $0.75 1.5”B 1.25”B 1”B 6’B 36.50 32.40 28.20 24.00 8’W 7’W 6’W 5’W 17.50 16.10 14.40 12.00 GYMNOCLADUS Kentucky Coffeetree gymnocladus (Kentucky Coffeetree) Oval, open habit with seed pods. White semi-fragrant flowers in spring. Unique, interesting silhouette during winter. Zone 4, HxS 50’x35’ 7’W 6’W 5’W 26.60 25.60 22.90 LABURNUM Goldenchain tree anagyroides ‘Columnaris’ (Columnar Goldenchain Tree) A narrow, upright tree with dark green foliage and beautiful bright yellow hanging clusters of flowers in summer. An excellent addition for your landscape. Zone 5, HxS 20’x10’ 1.25”B 1”B 6’B 6’W 5’W 31.20 28.30 23.60 13.70 12.20 pendula ‘Weeping Goldenchain Tree’ A weeping form of Golden Chain Tree with bright yellow flower clusters during summer. A wonderful addition to your landscape. Zone 5, HxS 15’x12’ #1H #1 #1LT 34.30 31.20 26.00 x watereri ‘Vossii’ A small, graceful tree with very showy, yellow, pea-like flower clusters in early summer make this a very effective accent piece for any landscape. Zone 5, HxS 25’x20’ 1”B 6’B 5’W 4’W 28.30 23.60 12.20 10.20
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