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A small, slow growing native tree that does well in either sun or shade. Foliage is dark green that turns a brilliant orange to red colour in the Fall. Stems...
A hardy birch with attractive purple leaves and white bark. It does best in well drained, sandy or loamy soils. Will benefit from watering during hot, dry weather.
Canadian, popular birch, graceful and hardy; requires Spring planting. Does well in any soil, but prefers well drained sandy soil.
Densely pyramidal, fast-growing form featuring glossy green diamond-shaped leaves. Foliage matures to a clear butter yellow in the Fall. Winter bark is a pinkish-orange in colour with prominent exfoliation. Likes...
Light Green Foliage turning yellow in the Fall. This variety of Birch has large, glossy leaves and lighter coloured bark and is Bronze Birch Borer resistant.
The hardiest Horse Chestnut. Flowers are light yellow. The nuts are not edible by humans. It has a slow-medium growth rate and prefers well drained soils. Fall foliage is a...
A rapid grower which produces a dense, oval crown. Leaves are dark green and leathery which turn yellow-orange in the Fall. Good drought resistance.
A narrow very upright Sugar Maple. Ideal for areas of limited space.
Canada's native tree, well-known for its vibrant Fall colours, and for the maple syrup produced from its sap. This slow growing tree is recommended for spacious areas. Prefers well drained...
