Check out our list of trees & shrubs!

Abelia
Small trumpet shaped flowers on arching branches.  Grow to about six feet.

Acer (MAPLE)
Maples are known for their fall foliage color, make great shade trees, and are also grown for timber.

Autumn Blaze 
A hybrid between red and silver maples. Rapid growth, upright branches with rounded crown.  Grow to 50 feet or more.

October Glory 
A variety of Red Maple, the glossy green foliage turns bright crimson in fall.

Red
Deep red fall color.

Red Sunset
A very popular cultivar of the Red Maple

Crimson King
A variety of the Norway Maple, it is a large round-headed tree with deep purplish foliage.  Thrives in a wide variety of soils.

Althea (ROSE OF SHARRON)
Upright deciduous shrub is extremely hardy and produces large quantities of flowers throughout the summer.  Grows up to 12 ft.  Prune to shape in first two years with light trimming after that to maintain a compact form.  Not picky about pruning times. Very drought  tolerant.

Azalea
Spring flowering shrub.

Azalea Encore Double Bloom
Blooms in spring and fall.

Berberies (BARBERRY)
Large family of deciduous shrubs.  Easy to grow and thrive in most soils.  Very effective as a barrier due to their spines and sometimes prickly leaves.  Full sun is best.  Can be easily trained  as a hedge.

Royal Burgandy

Betula (Birch)

River Birch
Natural habitat along river banks, can however grow to 30 ft in well drained soils.  Multi trunked.

Youngii
Smooth gray-white bark  with a weeping serpentine growth habit.

Jacquemonti
White cream bark peels in horizontal bands.  Dark green leaves on a broad crown.  Up to 60 ft.

Buxus (BOXWOOD)

Cercis (REDBUD)
Large amounts of pea-like flower clusters in spring to early summer with attractive elegant buds.  Branches low to the ground and rarely exceeds 12 ft.

Chamaecyparis  (CYPRESS)
Conifers with tiny branchlets with flattened appearance.
Leyland- Very fast growing tree useful as windbreaks and for privacy.
Gold Thread, Gold Mop, 
Cripsii- Broad golden pyramid shape. 10-15ft
Boulevard

Cornus (DOGWOOD)
Red Twig- 6ft tall with white fruit and red branches.
White, Kousa, Varig-y Twig cr Dmnt. Pink. Red, Weeping White, Venus Huge Bloom, Golden Glory, Corylus

Cotoneaster
Coral Beauty, Nana Compacta, Scarlet leader

Cretaegus
Crimson Cloud, Ohio Pioneer, Vaughnii-Cl

Euonymus
Pipsqueek, Burning Bush, Manhatten, Emerald and Gold, Emerald Getty, Golden

Fagus Beech
Tri Color, Spaetianus, Purple, Rohannii

Forsythia
Gold Cluster, Gold Bell, Lynwood Gold

Fraxinus
Autumn Purple, Summit, Cimmaron

Gingko Biloba

Gleditisa
Shademaster, Skyline, Sunburst, Purple Robe

Hydrangea
Anna Belle, Endless Summer, Lady in Red, Oakleaf, Pink Diamond, Limelight, Pink Di Tree, Kyushu Tree, Unique Tree

Ilex (HOLLY)
Blue Girl, Blue Boy, China Girl, China Boy, Compacta, Pyramid Compacta, Corissa, Chinese, Foster, Green Luster, Hogendorn, Needlepoint, Nellie “R” Stevens, Robins Red, Sky Pencil, Soft Touch, Steeds, Ilex-Deciduous, Winter Red, Sparkleberry, Apollo, Winter red Male

Itea (Henry’s Garnet)

Japanese Maple
Inabe Shidare, Sango Kaku (CORAL BARK), Shigashiri, Burgandy Lace, Waterfall, Crimson Queen, Bloodgood

Juniperus (JUNIPER)
Andora, Blue Rug, Blue Star, Blue Hetz Phitzer, Gold Tip, Old Gold, Procumbens, Sky Rocket, Irish

Lagerstroemia
Red Dynamite, Red Victor, White Natchez, Pink Tonto, Purple, Pokomoke Dwarf Red

Razzle Dazzle
Pink, Raspberry, Snow

Larch

Weeping

Magnolia

D.D. Blancher

Malus (CRABAPPLE)
Flame, Harvest Gold, Indian Magic, Lollipop,Prairie Fire, Snowdrift, Sugar Tyme

Morus

Weeping Mulberry

Nandina
Domestica, Firepower, Harbor Dwarf, Moonbay

Picea (SPRUCE)
Fat Albert, Dwarf Alberta, Norway, Weeping Norway, Globe Standard, Blue Globe, Birds Nest

Pinus (PINE)
Mugo & White

Platanus

Sycamore

Poplar

Tulip

Prungus

Pyracantha

Pyrus Flowering
Cleveland & Aristocrat

Qeurcus (OAK)

Rhododendron

Salix (WILLOW)

Sorbus

Spirea

Syringa

Taxodium

Bald Cypress

Thuja

Tsuga

Hemlock

Ulmus

Viburnum

Weigelia

Wisteria

Fruit Trees

Apple Trees
Red Delicious
This large, crisp and juicy apple has waxy red skin with pure white flesh. ripen from September to October, making a nice garden display and is semi-self fertile.

Jonagold

Red Rome
A medium-large, round apple with red skin. It has a greenish-white, fine grained, juicy flesh that is used primarily for baking. The late blooms avoid any lingering spring frosts to ensure an abundant crop. Ripens from September into October and is a good choice to use for wildlife.

Fuji
One of the favorite fresh eating apple trees in America. This firm, crunchy, juicy, white fleshed apple has excellent flavor. Medium size. Tollerant of summer heat. late abundant crop. The Fuji Apple Tree is the latest ripening southern apple, coming off the tree in mid-September. 350-400 chill hours. Pollinizer needed.

Wine Sap
Grown for their crisp tangy fruit. The apple is round, medium in size and has bright to deep red speckled skin. It keeps well and is great for fresh eating, dessert, canning or juice. Apples in September or October.

Gala
 A crisp, sweet and juicy apple with excellent flavor. This medium sized, round shaped apple has a golden yellow skin with a reddish orange blush. Can handle a considerable amount of summer heat. It ripens mid-August to early September and cross pollinates well with Golden Delicious. The Gala apple requires 500 chill hours and needs a pollinizer.

Lodi
Early transparent (yellow)  June apple

Jonathan
a medium-large size sweet apple with a strong touch of acid making it a wonderful cooking and juicing apple. The flesh is crisp, white and juicy. A late-ripening red apple that is harvested in August. .

Mutsu

Cherry

Star
medium sized bright red to mahogany skinned cherry, with yellow, juicy tender flesh. small tree, naturally, only grows 8 to 10 feet. highly productive sour cherry that is extremely cold hardy and disease resistant. North Star has a prolonged ripening period from late June to late July.

Montmorency
most popular dessert cherry. large, bright red fruit with firm yellow flesh. It is very cold tolerant, and disease resistant. This heavy producer of excellent sour cherries. The Montmorency is self-fertile and ripens in late-July

Black Tartarian
medium sized purplish-black sweet cherry. The flesh is dark red, juicy, very rich and delicious. This erect tree is a productive and vigorous grower.

Bing
most popular sweet cherry. This large, dark red skinned cherry is very productive and is excellent right off the tree or for cooking. Fruit that is firm, sweet, reddish-purple on the inside and is very juicy.

Pear Trees
Moonglow
Similar in shape as the Bartlett and has soft, juicy flesh that is nearly free of grit cells. Large with brownish-green skin and requires a pollinator for best production. Very resistant to fireblight. ripen in early August, about two weeks before Bartlett

Ayers

Keiffer

Bartlett
juicy white flesh. large pear has a round bell shape on the bottom and a short neck on the top half. Bartlett is a self-fertile variety however it produces much better when planted with a partner. ripen in August

Peach Trees
Hale Haven

Elberta
Very popular, large, juicy, sweet. Harvest in late July.

Belle of Georgia
Old time favorite for making peach ice cream. This large white meat peach is a very heavy producer. Ripens in August

Redhaven

Plum Trees

Methley
This early June ripening southern favorite has deep red-purplish skin and amber with red streaked flesh. Methley is a medium to large high quality fruit found readily in farmer's markets. The tree is a self-fertile Japanese variety.

Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa is the most important commercial and home variety for good reason. Its large oval purplish-red fruit has firm, rich, pleasing, sweet-tart flavor. Santa Rosa is self-fertile and ripens in mid-June.

Burbank