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| ACER BUERGERIANUM (Trident Maple) 20'25' zone 5 Well known and valued for its decorative exfoliating bark and strikingly brilliant fall color. Attractive medium sized patio or street tree. Tolerant of pollution, smoke, dust and some drought. |
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| ACER CAUDATUM (Arahaga Maple) To 25' zone 4 Small tree native to Manchuria. Can handle very wet to dry soils. Young branches orange,red and gray. Yellow leaves in fall. |
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| ACER GRISEUM (Paperbark Maple) 20'-40' zone 5 Outstanding medium specimen tree. Beautiful exfoliating cinnamon brown bark provides year round interest especially in the winter when the snow really shows off the bark. Vibrant fall foliage color provides a focal point in the landscape. A "must" for any maple lover. It's a slow grower so have patience with it. |
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| ACER PALMATUM 'ATROPURPUREUM' (Red leafed Japanese Maple) 15-20' zone 5 Red leafed strain is an exceptional beauty in any landscape plan. This is the 'bloodgood' variety. |
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| ACER PENSYLVANICUM (Moosewood) 40' zone 4 Shade loving small tree with lovely striped bark. Yellow fall color.Tolerant of moisture. |
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| ACER PLATANOIDES (Norway Maple) 60'-80' zone 3 Dense dark green foliage. Bright yellow fall colors. Good replacement for Sugar Maple as it is not subject to Maple decline. |
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| ACER PLATANOIDS (CRIMSON KING) 40'-50' zone 4 Glossy maroon red leaves provide great color throughout the growing season. Upright oval form. Slow grower. |
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| ACER PLATANOIDS (Deborah Maple) 40'-60' zone 4 Brilliant red foliage in the spring turning to dark bronze-green in summer, fall color is bronze - yellow. |
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| ACER PLATANOIDS (Princeton Gold) 45' zone 4 Very attractive Norway with bright golden yellow foliage, especially when young, and holds the color well through the summer months. A great accent tree. |
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| ACER PLATANOIDS (Royal Red) 35'-45' zone 4 Excellent maroon red color all summer. A slow grower but provides dense shade. |
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| ACER PLATANOIDS (Variegated) 50'-60' zone 4 Unusual tree with variegated leaves. Grows best in partial shade. Provides dense shade. |
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| ACER RUBRUM (Red Maple) 50' zone 3 A rapid grower. Brilliant red fall color. |
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| ACER SACCHARINUM (Silver Maple) 60'-100' zone 3 Fastest grower of maples, not as dense shade.A great climbing tree for kids.. |
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| ACER SACCHARUM (Sugar Maple) 50'-70' zone 3 The favorite shade tree in Michigan. |
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| ACER TRIFLORUM (Three Flower Maple) to 30' Zone 5 Densely branched small tree, vertically fissured bark, Golden Fall colors. |
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| BETULA PAPYRIFERA (Paper Bark) 40' zone 2 The whitest bark of the Birches. |
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| AESCULUS PAVIA (Red Buckeye) 12'-35' Wide spreading flowering shrub. Outstanding display of red flowers in the spring. |
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| BETULA MAXIMOWICZIANA (Monarch Birch) 50'-75' zone 5 A lovely Birch with large dark green leaves which turn gold in fall. Bark matures to a light grey-white. Native only in the Kiril Islands near Russia. |
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| BETULA PLATTYPHYLA (Japanese White Birch) 60' Zone 2 Pure white bark without the characteristic black fissures at the base that develop with age in other White Birch. |
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| BETULA PENDULA 'youngii' (Young's Weeping Birch) 15'-20' zone 3 An irregular shaped tree with slender pendulous branches but lacking a central leader. Does best in moist but well drained soils. Has the typical white exfoliating bark of the other white birches. An attractive weeping tree for the small yard or as a specimen. |
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| BETULA POPULIFOLIA (Whitespire) 30'-40' zone 4 Introduced in 1983 by Ed Hasselkus of the university of Wis. A white barked birch that is considered to be resistant to bronze birch borer. Chalk white bark does not exfoliate. |
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BETULA
'Crimson Frost' Z 4-7 H 30'xW 20' Crimson Frost has striking
reddish-purple leaf color all summer and attractive cinnamon brown exfoliating
bark.
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| CARAGANA ARBORESCENS (Walker Weeping Caragana) Finely cut foliage gives it a fern like appearence, much like a hippy haircut of the 60's. |
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| CATALPA Z4-7 H55' A fast growing tree. One of the few flowering trees to bloom in June. |
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| CARPINUS CAROLINIANA (Blue Beech) Z 3-9 30' Slow growing understory tree with steel colored muscular shaped bark. |
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| FAGUS GRANDIFOLIA (American Beech) 50'-70' zone4 Slow grower. Smooth bark. |
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| POPULUS (Carolina,Prarie Sky, Raverdeau, Lombardy, Theves,Northwest and Norway are also available) |
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| POPULUS (Souixland) 60'-80' zone 3 A superior cottonless cottonwood. Pyramidal, very fast growing shade tree. 4'-5' a year not uncommon growth in good soil. |
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| POPULUS (robusta) 60' Z3 Cottonless cottonwood, fast grower suitable for dry locations. |
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| Quaking Aspen 50' Z2 A beautiful fast growing tree that is cold hardy. Sometimes I mistake the sound of their rustling leaves for rain falling. Brilliant yellow fall color. |
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| QUERCUS PALUSTRIS (Pin Oak) 75' zone 4 A native tree adapted to sandy soils but will tolerate heavier soils. Red fall colors can be spectacular. |
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| QUERCUS RUBRA (Red Oak) 60'-80' zone 4 Fastest grower of the oaks. Bark on young trees reminds me of white pine. Very few oaks occur naturally in our area |
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| QUERCUS ROBUR (English Oak) 100' zone 4 Beautiful tree. Check out the dainty rounded leaves. |
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| REDBUD zone 4 30' A beautiful flowering small tree. |
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| ULMUS GLABRA Camperdown Elm Z 5-7 H15' Distinctive pendulous form of scotch elm. |
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