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Small Trees for Landscaping
Explore compact tree options that add color, charm, and privacy to small outdoor spaces.
October 7, 2010
Across the nation we are seeing more and more people move to the city. Never in our history have we seen as many urban dwellers as we do now. This fact is changing many things, but as far as landscape design goes we are seeing people design for smaller yards or incorporating trees in their garden. Let's look at some great small trees that you can use at your home.
List of Small Trees
Here is a list small trees some are "trees" meaning that they are really shrubs but you can train them to be a single trunk so they look like trees. All of the trees on this list of small trees available at Arbor Day Foundation's Tree Nursery.
| Purpleleaf Sand Cherry | 7' | 10' |
| Ann Magnolia | 8' | 10' |
| Emerald Arborvitae | 10' | 15' |
| Pee Gee Hydrangea | 10' | 20' |
| Sweetbay Magnolia | 10' | 20' |
| Smoketree | 10' | 15' |
| Japanese Red Maple | 15' | 25' |
| Star Magnolia | 15' | 20' |
| Downy Serviceberry | 15' | 25' |
| Centennial Star Magnolia | 15' | 25' |
| Kousa Dogwood | 15' | 25' |
| Mugo Pine | 20' | 25' |
| White Dogwood | 20' | 25' |
| Red Dogwood | 20' | 25' |
| Pink Dogwood | 20' | 25' |