 RIVER BIRCH 30 gallon
Maturing at about 70'H by 60'W. River Birch's distinguishing characteristic is its outstanding peeling cinnamon-colored bark. It is extremely heat tolerant in dry years it will shed inner leaves. It prefers an acid soil becoming chlorotic in high pH situation. |
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 BALD CYPRESS 15 gallon
Maturing at about 50 to 100'H by 20 to 30'W. Possible street tree use it is very adaptable to wet or dry sites however it can become chlorotic in high pH soils. Could be used as a specimen. Very majestic tree with a fine textured appearance. |
 BALD CYPRESS 65 gallon
100 gallon
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 CHINESE PISTASHE 15 gallon
Maturing at about 40'H by 30'W. Long-lived winter hardy shade tree with spectacular redred-orange fall color. Outstanding heat drought and soil tolerance. |
 CHINESE PISTASHE 30 gallon
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 GREEN ASH 45 gallon
Maturing at about 50 to 60'H by 20 to 30'W. Likes full sun wet moist dry sandy loam or clay soil with a rapid growth rate.
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 GREEN ASH 65 gallon
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 GREEN ASH
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 CEDAR ELM
Maturing at about 50 to 70'H by 40 to 60'W. It has a round vase shape with a medium growth rate. Grows in part shade/part sun or full sun and tolerates clay loam sand acidic alkaline extended flooding or well-drained with a high drought tolerant. |
DRAKE ELM
15 gallon
Maturing at about 35 to 45'H by 35 to 50'W. It has a round vase shape with a medium growth rate. Grows in part shade/part sun or full sun and tolerates clay loam sandacidic alkaline occasionally wet or well-drained with a high drought tolerant. |
 TULIP POPLAR
30 gallon
Liriodendron Tulipifera - Tulip Tree, Tulip Poplar, or Yellow Poplar is one of the largest trees in the Eastern united States. The tree has been known to reach as tall as 190 feet. It is a very rapid grower, however it is not succeptable to some of the usual problems associated with rapid growing species, such as weak wood strength and short life span. Flowering in April (in the Southeastern U.S.) the beautiful nectar filled flowers are pale green or yellow with an orange band at the base of the petals. The bees that feed on them make, what some would claim, the best baking honey available.
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 D.D. BLANCHARD MAGNOLIA
65 gallon
95 gallon
200 gallon
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 D.D. BLANCHARD MAGNOLIA
The D.D. Blanchard is a fast growing pyramidal shaped tree. It's an evergreen with dark green leaves and rich orange-brown undersides that can reach heights of 100' tall. But in most cases only reach around 50' tall. The D.D. Blanchard grows best in zones 7-9, but have been spotted outside these zones on occasion, preferrin rich, moist, acidic soils with a ph of 4.5-6.5 and full sun. Fantastic for the Southwest landscape. |
SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA
15 gallon
30 gallon
65 gallon
This tree is widely cultivated around the world with over 100 different cultivars being bred and marketed commercially. Producing large white/yellow showy citronella smelling flowers in the spring, then later producing a rose colored fruit containing the seeds. The Southern Magnolia is a very popular ornamental tree in the Southeastern U.S and has been seen branching from the ground up, or trimmed to expose the trunk. This tree is recommended for seashore plantings in windy areas that have mild salt spray. This tree would make a great addition to the southern landscape. |
LOBLOLLY PINE
15 gallon
30 gallon
65 gallon
95 gallon
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 SLASH PINE
15 gallon
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 DRUMMOND RED MAPLE
30 gallon
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TEXAS RED BUD
15 gallon
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SAVANNAH HOLLY
30 gallon
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