Deciduous Trees

Deciduous Trees

Trees that drop their leaves each autumn. Many deciduous trees are known for their vibrant fall foilage, with leaves turning shades of red, orange, and yellow before falling. All of these trees will be available as potted or bareroot starting the first week of May. If you need one reserved please contact us prior as we do start planting them in our fields once they arrive.

Maple Trees

• Royal Red - Royal Red is a classic purple-leafed maple tree that keeps its brilliant crimson color all summer long. A slow-growing shade tree; that has a dense, broad oval form.  

• Fall Fiesta Sugar - Fall Fiesta® Sugar maple matures to a symmetrical, full-sized tree with thick, dark green foliage. It truly shines in autumn, its leaves turning a brilliant mix of red, orange, and yellow color! 

• Green Mountain Sugar - Thick leaves covered with a waxy coating help this tree retain a fresh green color even in dry, windy summer conditions. 

• Pacific Sunset - NEW! - Glossy, dark green leaves in summer that turn vibrant shades of yellow, orange, and red in the fall.  

• Crimson Sunset - A gorgeous purple-leafed Maple, with deep coloration and pointed lobed leaves stands out among the greens of spring and summer! This is where Crimson Sunset® excels because of its saturated color, and unlike other purple-leafed trees that can't maintain their beauty throughout the scorching heat, this one thrives in it! 

• Autumn Blaze - a very popular and well-regarded variety of maple tree, known for several key characteristics: vibrant fall color, growth habits, hybrid origin.

• Armstrong - You'll get great visual impact with the Armstrong Gold Maple's gold-orange foliage and unique, columnar shape. 

• Matador - Matador™ Maple stuns in the fall with deep red leaves. An adaptable tree with an upright, symmetrical form, Matador™ gains its fall color a bit later than other maples and holds its leaves longer. 

• Silver - Grows very quickly, produces green leaves on top and silvery underneath through spring and summer, they turn a pale yellow in the fall.

• Sienna Glen - Sienna Glen® Maple is an excellent alternative to the commonly planted Autumn Blaze® Maple with stronger wood and denser branching. Its uniform pyramidal shape and strong central leader make it a close substitute for Ash trees but with better overall form. Its rich, dark green foliage turns from vibrant yellow-orange to burgundy in fall. This is a superb tree for tough sites with low maintenance. 

Hackberry

Oaks

• Swamp White

• Bur

• Majestic Skies

Crab Apple

• Gladiator - NEW! - Gladiator™ Crabapple is an excellent ornamental tree with a profusion of bright pink flowers followed by small reddish-purple fruit. Dark and glossy bronze-purple leaves remain lush all season long and are highly disease resistant. Gladiator™ is an ideal ornamental tree for space-challenged sites including under power lines, as a small boulevard tree, or planted in a row for a screen. 

• Prairie Fire - The stunning, long-lasting spring blossoms (bright red) are a sight to behold. But this variety also offer year-round beauty with its changing leaf color. Glossy maroon or purplish-red in spring, the leaves become dark green with purplish-red veins in the summer then a beautiful bronze color in autumn. 

• Purple Prince - Purple Prince Crabapple is a small is a small rounded tree with deep purple-green foliage and cherry-like bark. The carmine-red buds open to bright rose-red, single flowers. The persistent purple-blue fruit gets to be about 1/2" in diameter. This tree is disease-resistant, which is a bonus. 

• Snowdrift - Its pink buds burst into a snowy white show in mid-spring. But while spring is the tree’s standout season, it does offer visual impact year-round. Glossy, deep green summer leaves change to yellow in the fall, and orange-red fruit persists through the winter, attracting the favor of feathered friends.

Hydrangea Trees/ Lilac Trees

• Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea 

• Limelight Hydrangea

• Korean Dwarf Lilac

• Tinkerbelle Lilac

Willow

• Tri-color Dappled

• Weeping

Birch

• Paper

Others

• Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry

• Autumn Splendor Buckeye

• Toba Hawthorn

• Ginkgo

• Honeylocust

• Triumph Elm

• Mountain Ash

• Quaking Aspen

• Robusta Poplar

• Summer Shimmer Aspen

Shrubs

• Miss Ellen Wilmott Lilac 

• President Lincoln Lilac

• Ludwig Spaeth Lilac

• Pussy Willow

• Staghorn Sumac

• Admiration Barberry

• Spicy Devil Ninebark

• Variegated Dogwood

• Cardinal Red Dogwood