Trees & Shrubs

HEALTHY AND THRIVING TREES – READY FOR YOUR LANDSCAPE

ORNAMENTAL TREES – Best value around! - $25 each

This page updated on June 22, 2025

New: Native Pagoda Dogwood on sale $25 (Reg $35) now 3 - 4 1/2 ft tall

The Native Dogwood - PAGODA DOGWOOD is said to be a wildlife haven, supporting many spring pollinators. It is a host for butterflies and an excellent choice for naturalized gardens. The flowers last 4 weeks and late summer’s deep-blue berries have valuable nutrients that sustain migrating songbirds in fall and winter. It grows to about 15-20 feet, thriving in part sun to part shade. It is the hardiest Dogwood tree and overwinters even in very cold climates. Cornus alternifolia USDA Zones 3-8 Hardy to -30˚F

NEW: MAPLES starting at only $10 - Full listing coming soon.

SPECIAL: OCTOBER GLORY MAPLES ABOUT 6 FT TALL NOW, IN 3 GALLON POTS ONLY $25

LILAC TREE, HYDRANGEA TREES, VARIEGATED TULIP TREE, MAGNOLIAS

All planted in 3 gallon pots or grow-bags. The current height of each variety is listed below.

LILAC TREE – REBLOOMING $25 -‘Bloomerang’-sweetly scented flowers in spring, and July until fall frosts. Now 6-6½ ft tall Syringa x ‘Penda’ USDA Zones 3–7

HYDRANGEA TREES – FIRELIGHT, LIMELIGHT, or RUBY SNOW $25

LIMELIGHT HYDRANGEAS – (AWARD OF GARDEN OF MERIT) and (CUT FLOWER OF THE YEAR AWARD) On all Limelight varieties the sweetly-scented blooms begin a gentle lime green, transforming into creams, pinks, then burgundy through summer. Dazzling multi-color flowering! All are now about 3-4 ft tall. Hydrangea paniculata ‘Limelight’ USDA Zones 3–9 LIMELIGHT – Very large cone-shaped flowers mid-summer. Usually matures 6-8 ft tall. PP#12874 LIMELIGHT PRIME – Generally gets 4-6 ft tall with stronger stems to support the large flowers. Blooms start early summer. ‘SMNHPPH’

FIRELIGHT HYDRANGEA – (HYDRANGEA OF THE YEAR AWARD) Extra-long flowering time July to Sept. Blossoms start pure white and transition to raspberry pink, later to deeper crimson, providing a rainbow of colors. Hardy, easy-to-grow, blooms even in cold climates. Now about 3½ ft tall. Hydrangea paniculate ‘SMHPFL’ USDA Zones 4–8

RUBY SNOW HYDRANGEA – A tree or compact shrub that stays about 4 ft tall. Flowers start snowy white, then they become bi-colored, like an ice cream cone. Pure white on top of a cone shaped flower, while the bottom part becomes ruby red. Stunning! Flowers turn caramel color for winter. Now 3-3½ ft. tall. Hydrangea paniculata ‘Bokorubs’ PPAF USDA Zones 4-8

MAGNOLIAS – GALAXY, MOONGLOW or SWEETBAY $25

GALAXY MAGNOLIA - (GOLD MEDAL PLANT AWARD) Spectacular, fragrant 6-10 inch tulip shaped purplish-pink to red flowers for a long time mid to late spring. Coppery-bronze fall foliage. A narrow profile so it fits in spaces where other magnolias wouldn’t. Matures about 18-20 ft, more in warmer climates. Now 5½-6 ft tall. Magnolia x 'Galaxy’ USDA Zones 5 – 9 Only 3 remaining on 5/24

MOONGLOW MAGNOLIA - Native to North America, it has similarities to Galaxy, but waxy flowers are white and cup-shaped 2 to 3 inches across. They bloom for a month in spring, reblooming during warm summers. Flowers have a citrus fragrance. Fall foliage is yellow and gold. Now about 6 ft tall. Magnolia virginiana ’Jim Wilson’ USDA Zones 5 – 10 Only 4 remaining on 5/24

SWEETBAY MAGNOLIA – (NATIVE TO NORTH AMERICA) Named for sweet smelling white flowers and spicy fragranced leaves. Small, graceful multi-stemmed tree, staying 12-20 ft tall. Blooms late spring to summer. Its red fruit in fall and winter sustains migrating birds. Now bushy and 2-3 ft tall. Magnolia virginiana USDA Zones 5 – 9

VARIEGATED TULIP TREE $25 – (GARDEN OF MERIT AWARD) Its unique and beautiful variegated leaves have soft lime edges with splashes of dark green centers. It has creamy, light lime colored tulip shaped flowers in June. Brilliant yellow fall foliage. Fast growing to about 30-40 ft. Now 5-6 ft. tall. Liriodendron tulipifera ‘Aureo-marginatum’ USDA Zones 4-9