Plants & Products

A tree is defined as having one main stem and grow to at least 12-15\\' tall. Trees can be offered as "clump" form or multistemmed meaning that they were planted or pruned to offer multiple trunks.

Our plant lists are based upon items we have on order for the year. Due to circumstances beyond our control, some items may not be available. On the other hand, just because it’s not on the list doesn’t mean we don’t have it! Our inventory changes throughout the season, so please call us to be sure we have what you are looking for.

Trees

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Botanical Name	Common Name	Exposure	Flower Color
Salix babylonica	Babylonica Weeping Willow	Sun		more info
Description Bowing gracefully at waterside, the weeping willow evokes romantic vistas of silvery foliage stirring with each breeze. The beautiful weeping willow is a hardy deciduous tree, usually encountered growing in moist soils and often along lakes and streams. Zone 4-9 Height 50' Purpose Deer Resistant
Syringa meyeri 'Palibin'	Dwarf Korean Lilac	Sun	Lavender flowers	more info
Description A popular dwarf lilac that grows to 3 to 4 feet with reddish purple flower buds that open to light pink in spring. This is a strong bloomer with a light pleasing fragrance. Zone 3 Height 4-5'
Syringa pek. 'Great Wall'	Pekin Lilac	Sun	White	more info
Description The Peking lilac is a dependable urban tree and a great choice for a parking lot, boulevard, and parkway plantings. Native to Asia, it is both hardy and beautiful, with attractive, amber-colored, peeling bark. In early summer, when many shrubs and trees are done blooming, it has large, creamy-white, honey-scented flower clusters. Zone 3-7 Height 15-20' Purpose Medium Tree, Flowering
Syringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk'	Ivory Silk Chinese Lilac	Sun	Creamy White	more info
Description Ivory Silk is covered in large white plumes in mid-summer. Expect a uniform tree with a narrow habit. Great for small yards or as an accent tree. Zone 5 Height 15-20'