Tree

A compact, upright growing southern Magnolia.

Excellent shade tree for the large yard with pyramidal habit.

A nice compact, green leaved Magnolia can be used as a specimen, focal point, or screen tree in the landscape.

Its compact, upright growth habit makes it an exceptional medium-sized, evergreen tree for the smaller yard. 

A compact, upright form makes this tree ideal for the smaller landscape.

Compact southern Magnolia with large white flowers.

Compact, deciduous star magnolia with large white flowers.

Will grow in wet areas of the landscape.

Will grow in wet areas of the landscape.

Small to medium growing, deciduous Magnolia with large, stunning, purple spring flowers.

This tree is loaded with color and beauty and needs a front row seat.

A late-blooming shrub or tree reducing risk of frost damage to the flowers.

Slow growing evergreen Magnolia with fragrant flowers.

Great tree for the small yard or in garden as an accent.

Beautful golden-yellow foliage on this Dawn Redwood makes a statement in the landscape.

Trunk is bigger at the base much like an elephant foot and the bark is attractive, sometimes shaggy, but interesting at best.

Prefers low lying, wooded areas or pond peripheries.

Green Gable™ Black Gum has a more pyramidal form than its species. Bright red fall color.

Moderate to large deciduous tree.

Colorful spring and fall foliage adorn this attractive, low maintenance, native Black Gum cultivar. Prefers low lying, wooded areas or pond peripheries, but will do well in full sun after establishment.

This native tree has showy flowers and prefers part shade.