Spring 2007 Collection
Pink Hybrid MagnoliaThe Pink Hybrid Magnolia is hardy and dependable. This low-branching tree flowers early and profusely and is quite fragrant. 
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Red MapleAn excellent selection for consistent fall color and uniform growth habit. The Red Maple holds its stunning color well into late fall.
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Royal Star MagnoliaThe Royal Star Magnolia is a slow growing cultivar. It is one of the first to bloom and its 3ouble flowers are large and slightly fragrant.
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Sugar MapleThe Sugar Maple is a rapid growing tree with an even distribution of leaves throughout. It is drought resistant and has a spectacular display of color in the fall.
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Sweetbay MagnoliaThis multi-stem Magnolia is a native plant that has large, fragrant summer flowers and beautiful 2” bright red fall fruit. It is adaptable to moist soils.
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Thundercloud PlumThe Thundercloud Plum has the deepest color of all the purple plums and retains its color throughout the growing season. The beautiful early spring flowers are fragrant.
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Weeping CherryThe Weeping Cherry is graceful with long, pendulous branches. Weeping Cherry trees display beautiful pink to white flowers in profusion, if grown in full sun and well-drained soil.
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White Flowering Crabapple
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White Flowering DogwoodA graceful native ornamental that has striking early spring white flowers.
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Yoshino CherryThe Yoshino Cherry has a vigorous growth habit and gorgeous pink blooms that fade to a soft white. These trees are famous for their spring flower displays in Washington D.C.
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