Many of our customers come in looking for a tree that is different from their neighbors, something that will stand out from the crowd. Below is a list we compiled of trees that are not commonly used in the modern landscape, but really should be.

Acer buergerianum (Trident Maple) :: 20' tall x wide, Full sun to part shade

Acer saccharum 'Legacy' (Legacy Maple) :: 60' tall x 40' wide, Full sun to part shade

Acer triflorum (Three Flower Maple) :: 20' tall x wide, Full sun to part shade

Acer truncatum (Norwegian Sunset or Pacific Sunset Maple) :: 35' tall x 25' wide, Full sun to part shade

Alnus cordata (Black Alder) :: 65' tall x wide, Full sun to part shade

Betula nigra 'Little King' (Fox Valley Birch) :: 10' tall x 12' wide, mutli-stemmed, Full sun

Cladrastis (Yellowwood) :: 30-35' tall x 40' wide, Full sun to part shade

Halesia (Silverbell) :: 30-40' tall x 25' wide, Full sun to shade

Koelreuteria (Goldenrain Tree) :: 30' tall x wide, Full sun

Larix (Larch) :: 40' tall x wide, Full sun

Nyssa (Black Tupelo, Black Gum) :: 35' tall x 20' wide, Full sun to part shade

Oxydendron (Sourwood) :: 20' tall x 15' wide, Full sun to part shade

Parrotia (Persian Ironwood, Persian Parrota Tree) :: 20' tall x 15' wide, Full sun to shade

Pseudolarix (Golden Larch) :: 30-50' tall x 20-40' wide, Full sun to light shade

Ulmus parvifolia 'Emer II" PP7552 (Allee Elm) :: 50' tall x 35' wide, Full sun

While we strive for complete and correct information, not all plants grow true to their form and can not be guaranteed to grow as described.