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Cascading branches similar to the Purple Weeping Beech but with a more columnar habit. Prefers well drained soils. Slow growing, this tree will tolerate some drought and a little salt.
Smooth gray bark and glossy bluish-green foliage are characteristic to this native plant. Warning: leaves and seeds are poisonous if ingested.
Very useful as a specimen tree. Male catkins are attractive in spring. A symmetrical pyramidal head and dark green foliage are characteristic of this tree. Interesting corky white bark. Drought...
This small tree with a rounded habit blooms early, in late March, with masses of bright yellow flowers before the leaves appear.
Once established this is a fast growing tree that is excellent for moist areas. Foliage turns from bluish green to brilliant yellow in the Fall. No serious insect or disease...
A good hardy tree which does well in extreme city conditions. Elm like leaves. Requires good watering the first year of transplant. Once established it grows well in most soil...
Large flowering tree with large, heart shaped leaves and spectacular fragrant white flowers in June/July. Flowers are followed by large hanging seed pods. Very attractive. Usually comes into leaf late...
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...
Upright form when young, irregular rounded crown as it matures. Whitest bark of all birch trees, dark green leaves.
