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With its sweet/tart flavor, the Fuji Apple is a favorite fresh eating apple that is crisp, firm, and juicy. Excellent taste. Boasts beautiful red-colored skin and is medium in size. Produces large yie
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Of the more than 2,500 different cultivated varieties of apple trees in North America today, the most famous and widely planted is the red delicious. Perhaps because of its mild, sweet flavor. Possibl
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Shimmering emerald green foliage and a classic narrow, pyramidal form make the emerald arborvitae attractive in all seasons. And unlike other arborvitaes, this cultivar keeps its lustrous color even i
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The green giant arborvitae is a large, vigorous, fast-growing evergreen. Its natural pyramidal to conical form boasts dense, rich green foliage that darkens or bronzes slightly in the winter. This is
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As its name suggests, the river birch naturally grows along riverbanks. But as a landscape tree, it can be planted almost anywhere in the U.S. The species is valued for its relatively rapid growth, to
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Blue chip is one of many butterfly bushes on the market. But this Proven Winner® shrub has some ideal characteristics that help it stand out from the crowd, namely its noninvasive behavior and com
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The Yoshino cherry (also known as the Japanese flowering cherry) is the darling of the flowering tree world and the star of such renowned events as the National and International Cherry Blossom Festiv
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The pink velour crapemyrtle adds plenty of flashy pink color to any landscape all summer long. But the flowers are not the only point of interest for this shrub. The leathery leaves emerge wine-colore
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Noted for its rapid growth and slender shape, the Leyland cypress has found wide popularity over a large range of the United States. It grows well in a wide variety of soil and climate conditions and
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The pink dogwood is a very popular landscape tree. In fact, millions of seedlings and budded trees are produced every year for commercial nurseries around the country. This is a good tree for planting
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This newly developed kousa dogwood cultivar is a real springtime standout. The Scarlet Fire dogwood burst onto the landscaping scene in 2016 with blossoms in a dark pink shade yet to be achieved by ot
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An excellent landscape choice for all four seasons, the white dogwood is a favorite in many yards and gardens. White “flowers” show their beauty in spring, foliage turns a vibrant red-purp
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While it only grows in select portions of the country, the Texas ebony makes a great street tree or shade tree. It keeps its leaves year-round, produces fragrant blooms each spring, is drought-toleran
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The Washington hawthorn is a small, colorful tree that will brighten any landscape. Its pleasant display begins with reddish-purple leaves emerging in spring, then turning dark green as they are joine
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The American hazelnut (also known as the American filbert) is a native shrub of the eastern United States. The tasty nuts are highly prized by cooks for their easy-to-crack shells and small, sweet ker
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Hybrid hazelnuts from Arbor Day Farm combine the characteristics of two North American native species — American and beaked — and the European hazel. Originally crossbred in Minnesota, the
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This hemlock is one of our members’ favorites for privacy screens and hedges because of its handsome, graceful appearance and ability to be sheared to any height or shape. The tree is also one o
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A native of moist bottomlands and floodplains of the United States, the shellbark hickory was once a common sight. Only few are left in nature today, but when you do encounter one, it is a memorable s
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Despite its strong ties to the holiday season, holly makes a great year-round landscape addition. Glossy dark green leaves persist through the seasons. Small white flowers arrive in the spring. And de
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The blue hydrangea is the image most of us conjure up in our heads when we think of hydrangeas in general. It is a timeless landscape plant beloved by many, including Martha Stewart. Giant, long-lasti
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This is the most common H. paniculataform. It can be grown either as a large shrub or small tree, and it is known for its large panicles of white flowers. In fact, with some good pruning, thi
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Considered a continuous bloomer, the Tilt-A-Swirl hydrangea produces blossoms that are real show-stoppers. And as the season progresses, the flowers deepen in color and continue to transform throughou
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This creeping juniper is a hardy little specimen, often found growing in the crevices on the rocky coast of Mt. Desert Island, Maine. Its low-growing, wide-spreading nature makes the Bar Harbor junipe
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This trailing beauty has superb coloring. The featherlike evergreen foliage is bright silvery-green in the warmer months, taking on a purplish or bronze tinge as the weather gets colder. The Youngstow
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Spectacular flowers in shades of lilac, light purple, or lavender make this old-time lilac a garden favorite. The long-lasting flower clusters bloom in April or May and are framed with lush green foli
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Spectacular flowers in shades of lilac, light purple, or lavender make this old-time lilac a garden favorite. The Pekin lilac is an extremely hardy shrub and can be used as specimen, in a border, in a
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The ubiquitous littleleaf linden is a source of beauty in natural settings as well as parks and streets across America. But this lovely tree isn’t native to the U.S. It was transplanted from Eur
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Looking for an attractive and functional addition to your landscape? The silver linden may be your answer. This beautiful shade tree features smooth, light gray bark, fragrant clusters of yellow-white
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The Ann magnolia is a delightful shrub form that is a member of the “Little Girl” group of hybrid magnolias developed in the mid-50s at the U.S. National Arboretum. The hardy specime
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All the charm of a southern magnolia in a smaller size, the little gem magnolia is a popular ornamental choice for people living in hardiness zones 6 through 10. It is often used as a standout landsca
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The saucer magnolia is a landscape show-stopper. The stunning early spring blossoms have been said to open “like a thousand porcelain goblets,” and lush summertime leaves are dark green an
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Southern magnolia is a magnificent tree with a name that is somewhat misleading. Although it is most prevalent in the South — and the state tree of Mississippi — its zone 6 planting range
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With showy, fragrant flowers, dark green leaves, and striking gray bark, this hardy magnolia is a real standout. It thrives in nearly every location in the U.S. and works well as a single specimen or
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While it may not produce as many blooms as other magnolias, the sweetbay magnolia should not be counted out of your landscape plans. This tree flowers late in the spring, avoiding much of the frost th
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This little tree is the cornerstone of Japanese gardening, with its magnificent leaf color and shape. But don’t think it can’t work well in your yard. The Japanese red maple lends a sense
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One of the most popular red maple cultivars, the October Glory maple delivers on its name. The tree’s foliage holds a lustrous dark green color until later in the fall than most maples, but once
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Red maple is one of the best named of all trees, featuring something red in each of the seasons—buds in winter, flowers in spring, leafstalks in summer, and brilliant foliage in autumn. This pag
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Known as one of the best red maple cultivars, this tree delivers on color. Winter buds, clusters of small winter/spring flowers, leaf stems, twigs, and winged summer fruits all carry a red hue. And of
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Silver is the right word to describe this maple. With even a light wind, the tree produces a lovely shimmery effect thanks to the silvery undersides of its leaves. The bark, too, is silver in color, p
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The sugar maple is one of America’s most-loved trees. In fact, more states have claimed it as their state tree than any other single species—for New York, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Ver
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This shrub is an old favorite, with its perfect white blooms and sweet scent. While perhaps not as fitting for a more modern landscape, it is sure to bring up much nostalgia in a more traditional sett
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The American mountainash is a delightful little tree — whether in a yard, a park, or a forest setting. The showy spring flowers, vibrant clusters of berries, and amazing fall color make it a gre
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With its strong branches and interesting leaves, the chinkapin oak makes a beautiful statement. This conversation piece of a tree is worthy of a prominent place in any larger lawn, estate, or park. Th
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The northern red oak has been called “one of the handsomest, cleanest, and stateliest trees in North America” by naturalist Joseph S. Illick, and it is widely considered a national treasur
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The overcup oak tree is a long-lived, very sturdy shade tree that will thrive in a wide range of soils. Long overlooked by growers, the tree is gaining popularity and has been made more readily availa
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The sawtooth oak is an attractive and durable shade tree that adapts to a wide range of soil and climate conditions. The leaves add to the visual interest — opening a brilliant yellow to golden
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Aptly named, the scarlet oak is a parade of red throughout the seasons. In the early spring, new leaves unfurl with a red hue. The vibrant red fall display is truly magnificent. And those red leaves o
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A stately, strong, and long-lived tree with beautiful fall color, the Shumard oak is a great selection for yards. This adaptable species has been successfully grown in urban areas where air pollution,
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As the name suggests, this oak is found growing wild in low-lying and swampy areas — often moist bottomlands or river banks. But it grows just as well in an urban or suburban setting, with toler
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This beautiful tree can be found presiding over pastures, providing shade in urban parks and suburban neighborhoods, and thriving in natural stands throughout the eastern United States and southeaster
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Often referred to as a “handsome tree,” this member of the mighty oak family comes with a stand-out feature: willow-like leaves. The spear-shaped foliage appears in the spring with a light
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The belle of Georgia peach is an old-time favorite that produces brilliant red flowers each spring and large fruit in late August. The peaches are very firm and highly flavored, with creamy white
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The Elberta peach holds its own as one of the most popular peach trees. Known for its sweet, succulent fruit with the tell-tale blush covering its skin when perfectly ripe, this tree is a commercial s
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A popular yellow freestone peach, this cultivar is known for its ability to survive in cold climates. It produces high-quality fruit with fine-grained, tender, juicy flesh that is excellent for cannin
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This vigorous, hardy, productive, and dependable tree is noted for its high-yielding properties and exceptional fruit quality. The peaches it produces are tough-skinned, standing up to handling and pr
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Known as America’s favorite pear, the Bartlett variety actually came from Europe. It functions as the standard by which all other pears are measured and is a favorite for fresh eating, canning a
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Known as America’s favorite pear, the Bartlett variety actually came from Europe. It functions as the standard by which all other pears are measured and is a favorite for fresh eating, canning,
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Said to be an accidental hybrid, the Kieffer pear is a hardy tree. It grows rapidly, lives long, is disease-resistant, and bears a large crop. It also tolerates a wide range of climates, thriving in n
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This hybrid European pear cultivar is known for its intense beauty and heavy annual crops. The yellow fruit has juicy, melting, creamy flesh with a mild flavor — excellent for canning, desserts,
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The Austrian pine has passed the test, just as it has for centuries in Europe. Since it was introduced to the U.S. in 1759, this pine has been planted as both a beautiful landscape tree — with i
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The eastern white pine has played a very important role throughout the history of America. In colonial days, the best of the trees were set apart by the king for masts on British ships. Today it is st
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The loblolly pine is an important American timber tree that is also cloaked in beauty during much of the year. With a natural range reaching across the southeastern United States, this pine is disting
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This handsome native pine gets its name from the long, slender pole-like trunk it develops. The narrow, cone-shaped crown is made up of yellowish-green to dark green needles that are twisted in bundle
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This tree has become a favorite landscape plant throughout suburban America. Generally planted as an ornamental, the mugo pine has the ability to grow easily in so many places and is smaller in size t
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Rugged-looking. Lean. Enduring. If a tree could personify the West, it would surely have to be the ponderosa pine. Writer Arthur Plotnik called it “a Clint Eastwood of a tree.” Montana has
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The Scots pine is a beautiful evergreen that is hardy and adaptable to nearly all climates. It can be used as either a windbreak or a single specimen. This tree is also a popular Christmas tree choice
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Known as the “Ugly Duckling” of the tree world, the Chinese pistache starts out as an unattractive and misshapen young tree but grows into a magnificent specimen. It is a tough tree that c
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The London planetree is a widely planted street tree, and for good reason. Its attributes were discovered in London where the new hybrid first appeared around 1645. The tree was found to thrive in the
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Burbank is the most popular variety of plum, so it’s no wonder that this tree is a common choice for home orchards and commercial production alike. It’s a Japanese cultivar that is hardy,
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The Damson plum tree has many traits that make it a fine choice for the homeowner, including a low and compact crown, tolerance to different soils, cold hardiness, resistance to diseases, and the abil
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A cultivar of Japanese plum, Methley is a handsome tree that is small, upright, and spreading. It produces heavy, annual crops of juicy, sweet, red-purple fruit that ripens from late May to early July
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A cultivar of Japanese plum, Methley is a handsome tree that is small, upright and spreading. It produces heavy, annual crops of juicy, sweet, red purple fruit that ripens from late May to early July,
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This Japanese plum tree fulfills two purposes in your yard — producing beautiful, white spring blooms and delicious fruit. The plums are large in size with red to purple coloring, ripening midse
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Best known for the antioxidant-rich fruit it produces, the pomegranate shrub is widely grown throughout the Mediterranean region. Its tubular blooms begin to appear in late May and early June, providi
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Hybrid poplars are the thoroughbreds of the tree world. Their claim to fame is speed, with vertical growth of 5'–8' per year not being uncommon. This cottonless hybrid can be harvested for firew
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This shrub is America's fasting-growing hedge, growing up to 3' per year. The shrub's dense, dark, glossy green foliage makes it an excellent choice for hedges and privacy screens. If you’re int
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The heritage everbearing raspberry is a favorite for its flavor, firmness, and large fruit size. It produces crops in two seasons, with a moderate crop in July followed by a heavy crop from September
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The September everbearing raspberry is one of the most popular home and commercial cultivars. It produces crops in two seasons, with a light crop in June followed by a heavy crop in September. The med
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Known as the harbinger of spring, the American Redbud’s delicate blossoms and buds are one of the season’s most dramatic displays. But this tree’s beauty doesn’t end with its f
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The eastern redcedar tree is a common sight throughout most of the plains states and eastern United States on road cuts, in fence rows and scattered across abandoned fields—especially where lime
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The eastern redcedar tree is a common sight throughout most of the plains states and eastern United States on road cuts, in fence rows, and scattered across abandoned fields — especially where l
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An impressive tree by any standard, the dawn redwood is relatively carefree and fast-growing. Its fine, feathery leaves are certainly a standout feature, and even though this tree is deciduous, it pro
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This hardy hibiscus is an easy-to-grow shrub. It is valued for its tight, upright form and large summer blossoms, adding color to the landscape when few other plants are in bloom. Flowers are trumpet-
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This hardy hibiscus is an easy-to-grow shrub. Valued for its tight, upright form and large summer blossoms, it will add color to the landscape when few other plants are in bloom. Flowers are trumpet-s
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From Proven Winners® comes the first ever seedless rose-of-sharon with large, single blue flowers. This easy-to-grow plant adds unusual color to the summer landscape, making an easy-to-maintain he
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Giant sequoias are well-named, being arguably the largest trees in the world. These forest giants are an awe-inspiring sight. They are most famously found in the protected parks of The Golden State, w
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This tree is an all-season beauty. Early in the spring, beautiful white clusters of blooms set it off against the new green of spring. Vivid red- and gold-hued foliage graces the landscape in the fall
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The Black Hills spruce is a variety of the more widespread white spruce found naturally only in southwest South Dakota and a small portion of northeast Wyoming. While not as widely known as other spru
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One of our most popular ornamental conifers, the Colorado blue spruce is a truly magnificent sight. Its silvery blue-green coloring and perfect Christmas tree shape make this tree a great landscaping
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Norway spruce is a familiar sight in much of the United States, but it’s native to Europe. Throughout the globe, this tree is loved as a landscape specimen tree. Its dense branching pattern and
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This tree has often been heralded as a beautiful tree, whether lining the banks of a North Country river or gracing someone’s front yard. In landscape, it is often used as a lovely specimen tree
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The American sweetgum — with its star-shaped leaves, neatly compact crown, interesting fruit, and twigs with unique corky growths called wings — is an attractive shade tree. It has become
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This fruit-scented shrub is a welcome addition to any garden. The lovely reddish-maroon flowers begin appearing in May, and a strawberry-banana-pineapple scent fills the air. It works especially well
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One can argue about whether the "tulips" are the outline of its leaves or its cup-shaped flowers. But both undoubtedly contributed to the fanciful name given to this tree by early settlers. And the tu
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Called “one of the best and most consistent native trees for fall color” by tree expert Michael Dirr, the black tupelo is a terrific landscaping choice. Displaying various hues of yellow,
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This durable, easy-to-grow plant will bring a variety of color to your landscape throughout the seasons. Spring flowers bloom snowy white, and the lustrous green foliage transitions to shades varying
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This shrub adds plenty of seasonal interest to any landscape. Creamy white flowers appear in late spring, bundled into lovely flat-topped clusters. Blue-black berry-like drupes follow the flowers in t
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As with most viburnums, the blackhaw variety adds nice color and interest to a landscape throughout the seasons. In the spring, creamy white flowers gather in flat-topped clusters. Edible, berry-like
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Practicality and aesthetics combine in the black walnut to make this species one of the most treasured trees in American history. The valuable dark brown wood is strong with a handsome grain. And the
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This walnut tree is primarily grown for its nuts. The mild-tasting, thinly shelled nuts are easy to crack and are a favorite for fresh eating and baking. And unlike the standard English walnut tree, t
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Looking for a “WOW” moment in your yard? The Date Night Tuxedo weigela may be just the thing. The shrub’s compact and multi-stemmed form offers a striking contrast of pure white blos
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The old fashioned weigela is a larger, coarsely textured shrub that is covered with an abundance of showy pink flowers each May. This rounded, spreading specimen is ideal in groupings and makes a fine
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The fast-growing pussy willow has long been admired for its strong, spreading, upright stems, colorful autumn leaves and iconic purplish-brown catkins that appear in late winter/early spring. The furr
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This graceful giant is known for its open crown of wispy, ground-sweeping branches and long, slender leaves. Often seen as one of the first indications of spring, the weeping willow’s yellow twi
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The native witchhazel can be grown as a large shrub or small tree and offers fantastic fall attributes. Fragrant, yellow flowers bloom from October through December. The foliage, attractive in all gro
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The Japanese Zelkova is a good street and shade tree that has an appealing vase-shaped form with a rounded crown. Green leaves turn yellow, copper, orange or deep red to purplish-red in fall, putting
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Abelia, Glossy
Almond, Dwarf Russian
Almond, Hall's Hardy
Apple, Braeburn
Apple, Early Harvest
Apple, Fuji
Apple, Gala
Apple, Honeycrisp
Apple, Lodi
Apple, Pink Lady
Apple, Red Delicious
Apple, Red Jonathan
Apple, Stayman Winesap
Apple, Yellow Delicious
Apricot, Early Golden
Apricot, Moorpark
Arborvitae, American
Arborvitae, Emerald
Arborvitae, Golden Globe
Arborvitae, Green Giant
Arborvitae, Nigra American
Arborvitae, Woodward Globe
Ash, Green
Ash, White
Aspen, Quaking
Azaleas Mollis Hybrid, Orange
Azaleas Mollis Hybrid, Pink
Azaleas Mollis Hybrid, Red
Azaleas Mollis Hybrid, White
Azaleas Mollis Hybrid, Yellow
Azaleas, Formosa
Baldcypress
Beautybush
Beautybush
Beech, American
Beech, European
Birch, Paper
Birch, River
Blackberry, Arapaho
Blueberry, Bluecrop
Blueberry, Rubel
Boxwood, Common
Boxwood, Green Velvet
Boxwood, Korean
Buckeye, Red
Buckeye, Yellow
Butterfly Bush, Blue Chip
Butternut (White Walnut)
Camellia, Sasanqua
Catalpa, Northern
Cedar, Atlas
Cedar, Deodar
Cherry, Autumn Flowering Higan
Cherry, Bing
Cherry, Black Tartarian
Cherry, Early Richmond
Cherry, Japanese Flowering (Yoshino)
Cherry, Kanzan
Cherry, Montmorency
Cherry, Nanking
Cherry, Purpleleaf Sand
Cherry, Sargent
Chestnut, Chinese
Coffeetree, Kentucky
Crabapple, Prairifire Flowering
Crabapple, Sargent
Crabapple, Snowdrift
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Crapemyrtle, Common
Crapemyrtle, Dynamite
Crapemyrtle, Pink Velour
Crapemyrtle, Red Rocket
Crapemyrtle, Rhapsody in Pink®
Cypress, Arizona
Cypress, Leyland
Desert-Willow
Dogwood, Cloud 9
Dogwood, Gray
Dogwood, Kousa (Japanese)
Dogwood, Pink
Dogwood, Red
Dogwood, Red Cloud
Dogwood, Redosier
Dogwood, Ruby Red
Dogwood, Scarlet Fire®
Dogwood, White
Douglasfir
Ebony, Texas
Elder, American
Elm, Cedar
Elm, Lacebark
Fir, Balsam
Fir, Noble
Fir, White (Concolor Fir)
Forsythia (Forsynthia)
Ginkgo (Maidenhair Tree)
Goldenraintree
Grape, Catawba
Grape, Concord
Grape, Niagara
Hackberry
Hawthorn, Washington
Hazelnut, American
Hazelnut, Arbor Day Farm
Hemlock, Canadian
Hickory, Shellbark
Holly, American
Holly, Foster's No. 2
Honeylocust, Thornless
Horsechestnut
Hydrangea, Blue
Hydrangea, Oakleaf
Hydrangea, Pee Gee
Hydrangea, Tilt-A-Swirl
Juniper, Bar Harbor
Juniper, Youngstown
Lilac, Fragrant
Lilac, Pekin
Linden, Littleleaf
Linden, Silver
Magnolia, Ann
Magnolia, Jane
Magnolia, Little Gem
Magnolia, Saucer
Magnolia, Southern
Magnolia, Star
Magnolia, Sweetbay
Maple, Japanese Red
Maple, October Glory
Maple, Red
Maple, Red Sunset
Maple, Silver
Maple, Sugar
Maple, Trident
Mockorange, Sweet
Mountainash, American
Mountain-Laurel
Oak, Bur
Oak, California White
Oak, Chinkapin
Oak, Live
Oak, Northern Red
Oak, Nuttall
Oak, Overcup
Oak, Pin
Oak, Sawtooth
Oak, Scarlet
Oak, Shumard
Oak, Swamp White
Oak, Water
Oak, White
Oak, Willow
Olive, European
Peach, Belle of Georgia
Peach, Contender
Peach, Elberta
Peach, Flavor Rich
Peach, Florida Crest
Peach, Golden Jubilee
Peach, Hale-Haven
Peach, Harvester
Peach, Julyprince
Pear, Baldwin
Pear, Bartlett
Pear, Bartlett
Pear, Bosc
Pear, Chanticleer
Pear, Comice
Pear, Flordahome
Pear, Kieffer
Pear, Moonglow
Pear, Orient
Pecan
Pine, Austrian
Pine, Canary Island
Pine, Eastern White
Pine, Eldarica
Pine, Loblolly
Pine, Lodgepole
Pine, Longleaf
Pine, Mugo
Pine, Ponderosa (Pacific)
Pine, Scots
Pine, Singleleaf Pinyon
Pine, Slash
Pistache, Chinese
Planetree, London
Plum, Au Amber
Plum, Burbank
Plum, Damson
Plum, Methley
Plum, Mexican
Plum, Purpleleaf
Plum, Ruby Queen Sweet
Plum, Santa Rosa
Pomegranate
Poplar, Hybrid
Privet, North
Raspberry, Heritage Everbearing
Raspberry, September Everbearing
Redbud, Eastern
Redcedar, Eastern
Redcedar, Eastern
Redwood, Coast
Redwood, Dawn
Rhododendron, Album (White)
Rhododendron, Catawba (Purple)
Rose-of-Sharon
Rose-of-Sharon
Rose-of-Sharon, Azurri Satin
Sassafras
Sequoia, Giant
Serviceberry, Downy
Smoketree
Soapberry, Western
Sourwood
Spruce, Black Hills
Spruce, Colorado Blue
Spruce, Norway
Spruce, Oriental
Spruce, Serbian
Spruce, White
Strawberry Tree
Sweetgum, American
Sweetshrub
Sycamore, California
Tuliptree (Yellow Poplar)
Tupelo, Black (Black Gum)
Viburnum, American Cranberrybush
Viburnum, Arrowwood
Viburnum, Blackhaw
Viburnum, Chinese Snowball
Walnut, Black
Walnut, Carpathian English
Weigela, Date Night™ Tuxedo™
Weigela, Old Fashioned
Willow, Pussy
Willow, Weeping
Winterberry
Witchhazel, Common
Zelkova, Japanese