Trees
If your looking for shade, flowering, evergreen, fruit or ornamental trees your sure to find the tree your looking for with our large selection. You can start small and watch them grow or start with a mature tree for instant gratification.
Our Trees... Available in different sizes
Arborvitae, Emerald Green Evergreen Tree maximum 15'H - 3-5'W
Arborvitae, Green Giant Evergreen Tree maximum 30-50'H - 12-18' W
Cherry, Kwansan/Yoshino/Okame Flowering in Spring
Crape Myrtle, Black Diamond Dwarf - Red/Purple/White Flower - Dark Purple leaves
Crape Myrtle, Dynamite Dark Red Flower maximum 15-20'H - 10-15'W
Crape Myrtle, Muskogee Lavender Flower maximum 25'H - 25'W
Crape Myrtle, Natchez White Flower maximum 30'H - 30'W
Crape Myrtle, Pink Velour Bright Pink Flower maximum 8-10'H - 8-10'W
Crape Myrtle, Sioux Light Pink Flower maximum 15-20'H - 10-15'W
Crape Myrtle, Tuscarora Watermelon Red Flower maximum 15'H - 15'W
Cypress, Bald Likes wet areas maximum 50-70'H - 20-30'H
Cypress, Leyland Well drained area maximum 50-60'H - 15-20'W Fast Growing
Elm, Allee Shade Tree maximum 40-50'H - 35-50'W
Holly, Acadiana Compact Tree maximum 14'H - 8'W must have male & female to berry
Holly, Eagleston Dark Red Berries in Winter maximum 20-25'H - 5-10'W
Holly, Nellie R. Stevens Dark Red Berries in Winter maximum 15-25'H - 10-15'W
Holly, Oak Leaf Dark Red Berries in Winter maximum 14'H - 8'W
Holly, Sky Pencil Great for pots or framing doors and windows maximum 6-8'H - 2-3'W
Holly, Upright Yaupon Dark Red Berries in Winter maximum 12'H - 12'W
Holly, Weeping Yaupon Dark Red Berries in Winter maximum 15'H - 10'W
Loquat Edible fruit / Evergreen maximum 25'H - 15-20'W
Magnolia, Brackens Brown Beauty Evergreen, White Fragrant Flowers in Spring maximum 30-50'H - 15-25'W
Magnolia, DD Blanchard Evergreen, White Fragrant Flowers in Spring maximum 50-70'H - 15-30'W
Magnolia, Little Gem Evergreen/Dwarf-White Flowers thru Summer maximum 15'-20'H- 10-15'W
Magnolia, Saucer Deciduous/Pink Flowers in Spring maximum 20-25'H - 20-25'W
Maple, Japanese Several varieties- !Lace Leaf Maples must be in shaded area!
Maple, October Glory Shade Tree maximum 40-50'H - 35'W Fast growing
Maple, Autumn Flame Shade Tree maximum 40-50'H - 35-50'W Fast growing
Oak, Live Evergreen/Native/Shade Tree maximum 50-80'H - 50-80'W slow growing
Oak, Willow Deciduous/Shade Tree maximum 40-60'H - 30-50'W fast growing
Pear, Cleveland Select White Flowers in Spring/Fall Color maximum 40'H - 15-20'W
Plum, Purple Leaf Pink Flowers in Spring/Purple Leaves maximum 20'H - 15'W
Red Bud Eastern/Merlot/Forest Pansy - Purple Flowers in Spring
River Birch Likes wet areas maximum 40-70'H - 40-60'W
Sycamore Deciduous/Shade Tree maximum 80'H - 60'W fast growing
Weeping Willow Deciduous/Shade/Privacy maximum 50'H - 40'W fast growing
In the spring we bring in Weeping Cherry and Dogwoods but they do not do well in our area. It's far too hot and humid for their liking.
Other tree varieties may be available. Give us a call or stop on by and check us out.
Arborvitae, Green Giant Evergreen Tree maximum 30-50'H - 12-18' W
Cherry, Kwansan/Yoshino/Okame Flowering in Spring
Crape Myrtle, Black Diamond Dwarf - Red/Purple/White Flower - Dark Purple leaves
Crape Myrtle, Dynamite Dark Red Flower maximum 15-20'H - 10-15'W
Crape Myrtle, Muskogee Lavender Flower maximum 25'H - 25'W
Crape Myrtle, Natchez White Flower maximum 30'H - 30'W
Crape Myrtle, Pink Velour Bright Pink Flower maximum 8-10'H - 8-10'W
Crape Myrtle, Sioux Light Pink Flower maximum 15-20'H - 10-15'W
Crape Myrtle, Tuscarora Watermelon Red Flower maximum 15'H - 15'W
Cypress, Bald Likes wet areas maximum 50-70'H - 20-30'H
Cypress, Leyland Well drained area maximum 50-60'H - 15-20'W Fast Growing
Elm, Allee Shade Tree maximum 40-50'H - 35-50'W
Holly, Acadiana Compact Tree maximum 14'H - 8'W must have male & female to berry
Holly, Eagleston Dark Red Berries in Winter maximum 20-25'H - 5-10'W
Holly, Nellie R. Stevens Dark Red Berries in Winter maximum 15-25'H - 10-15'W
Holly, Oak Leaf Dark Red Berries in Winter maximum 14'H - 8'W
Holly, Sky Pencil Great for pots or framing doors and windows maximum 6-8'H - 2-3'W
Holly, Upright Yaupon Dark Red Berries in Winter maximum 12'H - 12'W
Holly, Weeping Yaupon Dark Red Berries in Winter maximum 15'H - 10'W
Loquat Edible fruit / Evergreen maximum 25'H - 15-20'W
Magnolia, Brackens Brown Beauty Evergreen, White Fragrant Flowers in Spring maximum 30-50'H - 15-25'W
Magnolia, DD Blanchard Evergreen, White Fragrant Flowers in Spring maximum 50-70'H - 15-30'W
Magnolia, Little Gem Evergreen/Dwarf-White Flowers thru Summer maximum 15'-20'H- 10-15'W
Magnolia, Saucer Deciduous/Pink Flowers in Spring maximum 20-25'H - 20-25'W
Maple, Japanese Several varieties- !Lace Leaf Maples must be in shaded area!
Maple, October Glory Shade Tree maximum 40-50'H - 35'W Fast growing
Maple, Autumn Flame Shade Tree maximum 40-50'H - 35-50'W Fast growing
Oak, Live Evergreen/Native/Shade Tree maximum 50-80'H - 50-80'W slow growing
Oak, Willow Deciduous/Shade Tree maximum 40-60'H - 30-50'W fast growing
Pear, Cleveland Select White Flowers in Spring/Fall Color maximum 40'H - 15-20'W
Plum, Purple Leaf Pink Flowers in Spring/Purple Leaves maximum 20'H - 15'W
Red Bud Eastern/Merlot/Forest Pansy - Purple Flowers in Spring
River Birch Likes wet areas maximum 40-70'H - 40-60'W
Sycamore Deciduous/Shade Tree maximum 80'H - 60'W fast growing
Weeping Willow Deciduous/Shade/Privacy maximum 50'H - 40'W fast growing
In the spring we bring in Weeping Cherry and Dogwoods but they do not do well in our area. It's far too hot and humid for their liking.
Other tree varieties may be available. Give us a call or stop on by and check us out.