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Pixie grows moderately upright making it great for shade screening, or an expensive hedge. Palmate foliage looks similar to that of Bloodgood, but the tree itself is much more upright and slow growing. Excellent red fall color.
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One of the most interesting of ornamental trees. Glossy foliage emerges in spring followed closely by fringy white flowers. Best flowering will occur with two plants as they are dioecious requiring male and female plants to produce blue berries. Plants are slightly fragrant.
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An introduction from the Morton Arboretum. Excellent symetrical habit. Upright oval in habit.
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White late spring blooms have the fragrance of a common lilac. Prefers good air circulation so it does not get powdery mildew. You can prune off old flowers so that the seed heads don’t weigh down the branches. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies
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A deciduous evergreen, Bald Cypress is feathery foliaged. Soft to the touch. Loves to be near water. If planted adjacent to ponds, it could develop knees that go into the water to stabilize itself. Bronze-orange fall color. Elvis Presley’s favorite tree!
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A narrow upright version of bald cypress. Feathery foliage looks great year round and turns burnt orange in fall. The bark on this tree peels and shows shades of orange and brown beneath.
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More upright than the species, this Bald Cypress has the same feathery foliage as it’s parent. Bronze orange fall color. Loves moisture yet adaptable to city conditions.
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A great Linden which is more resistent to Japanese Beetles. Fuzzy foliage makes it less desireable to eat. Excellent uniform tree for the landscape and street.
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Fragrant flowers in spring highlight this tree. Fast growing and very pyramidal in growth. Yellow fall color.
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Fragrant flowers in spring highlight this tree. Fast growing and very pyramidal in growth. Yellow fall color.