Shade Trees

Autumn Blaze Maple

  • Rapid growth.
  • Drought tolerant, that has the ability to grow in most soils.
  • Dense oval shape.
  • Rich green foliage that turns orange-red in the fall.

Green Mountain Sugar Maple

  • More upright, oval branches.
  • Dark green foliage that turns Orange-scarlet in the fall.

Red Sunset Maple

  • Upright dense branches.
  • Bright green heavy texture foliage that turns brilliant red in the fall.

Sienna Glen Maple

  • Cross between a Silver Maple and a Red Maple.
  • Broad pyramidal form with a very uniform branches.
  • The summer color is medium green, fall color is a mix of orange, red and burgundy colors.

Celebration Maple

  • Sun or shade
  • Combines the advantages of the silver and red maple with rapid growth
  • Green foliage turning to gold in the fall

Red Point Maple

  • Deep green leaves changing to a brilliant red in fall.
  • Broadly pyramidal form.
  • Fast growing with dense shade.

Crimson Sunset Maple

  • Deep Purple foliage changing to maroon or reddish-bronze.
  • Upright, compact oval shape.
  • Heat tolerant, offer good shade.

Fall Fiesta Sugar Maple

  • Fast growing with dense rounded crown.
  • Dark green foliage that turns to red, orange, yellow in fall.

State Street Maple

  • Uniform, broad-pyramidal shape.
  • Medium green foliage turning to yellow/gold in fall.

Northern Red Oak

  • Fastest growing Oak.
  • Great for landscaping or as a street tree.
  • Round in shape.
  • Glossy dark green foliage in spring, turning reddish brown in the fall.

Heritage Bur Oak

  • A large shade tree.
  • Cross between English Oak and Bur Oak.
  • Pyramidal in shape.
  • Deep green foliage.

Pin Oak

  • Conical when young, maturing to broad oval.
  • Glossy green foliage that turns red in the fall.

Swamp Oak

  • Excellent in both wet and upland soils.
  • Leaves are less deeply incised then white oak
  • Good transplant success

Regal Prince Oak

  • Dark green foliage changing to yellow brown in fall.
  • Upright, oval shape.
  • Tolerant of a wide range of soils types, wet and dry.

Sentry Linden

  • Narrow, pyramidal-shaped tree.
  • Large green heart shaped foliage in spring, changing to pale yellow autumn.
  • Small yellow fragrant flower in summer.
  • Ideal for large landscapes.

Little Leaf Linden

  • Pyramidal shape.
  • Glossy light-green foliage that turns yellow in fall.

Spring Snow Crab

  • A very fragrant crab.
  • Rounded in shape.
  • White flower with bright green, shiny foliage in spring.

Royal Raindrops Crab

  • Purple foliage changing to orange-red.
  • Upright, spreading.
  • Good resistance to fireblight.

Gladiator Crab

  • Highly cold-hardy crab.
  • Columnar ornamental tree known for its bright pink spring flowers, purple foliage, and reddish-purple fruit.
  • Ideal for tight spaces, urban environments, and as a privacy screen.

Adirondack Crab

  • Narrow, upright crab.
  • Dark green foliage with wight flowers and red/orange fruit.
  • Ideal for small spaces and urban environments.

Donald Wyman Crab

  • Upright at youth, rounded shape when mature.
  • Glossy dark green foliage.
  • White flowers.
  • Fruit 3/8″ attractive red persistent.

Red Jewel Crab

  • White-flowering crab with dark green fall foliage.
  • Upright, pyramidal shape.
  • Cherry red fruit shrivels and darkens.

Chanticleer Pear

  • Glossy light green foliage
  • White blossoms

Japanese Lilac

  • Small tree with large clusters of white flowers.
  • Produces large panicles of creamy white flowers against the dark green foliage.

Common Hackberry

  • Moderate to rapid growth
  • Bright green foliage that turns to a soft yellow in the fall

Kentucky Coffee

  • Large growing tree.
  • Great for urban or rural landscape.
  • Round, spreading in shape.
  • Bluish-green foliage in spring, turning yellow in the fall.

Mountain Ash

  • Is a vigorous grower.
  • Columnar in shape.
  • Deep green foliage with a silvery underside with brilliant red berries.

London Plane Tree

  • A large tree for a large space.
  • Female flowers give way to fuzzy, long-stalked, spherical fruiting balls.

Skyline Honey Locust

  • Strong sturdy trunk and shapely crown.
  • Great for light shade.
  • Dark green foliage that turns golden-yellow in the fall.

Street Keeper Locust

  • Dark green foliage in spring turning to bright golden yellow in fall
  • Upright and narrow growth
  • Low maintenance and fast growing
  • Ideal as a street or accent tree

Early Glow Buckeye

  • Medium, oval/round-shaped tree.
  • Dark green foliage in spring, changing to red-orange in autumn.
  • Large clusters of yellow flowers that attract hummingbirds and butterflies.

Winter King Hawthorn

  • Is a easy grower.
  • Great as a street tree.
  • Round in shape.
  • Deep green foliage with white blooms.
  • Fruit is bright red and attracts birds.

Quaking Aspen

  • Creamy white flower panicles with fragrant pea-like flowers.
  • 4″ light brown seed pods form in autumn.
  • Tolerant of acid soils.

Turkish Filbert

  • Dark green foliage changing to yellow-green in fall.
  • Broad pyramidal shape.
  • Enjoys full sun.

Tulip Tree

  • Fast-growing tree with bright green leaves that resemble tulip flowers.
  • Upright to columnar shape.
  • Prefers moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soils.

Purple Fountain Beech Tree

  • Narrow ‘weeping’ fountain like shaped tree.
  • Has dark purple foliage turns to bronze/copper in the fall.
  • Ideal for small landscapes.

Bald Cypress

  • Hardy and tough, this tree adapts to a wide range of soil types.
  • A deciduous conifer that loses it needle each winter and grows new ones in spring.
  • Green foliage in the spring turning to russet-red color in the fall.

Cockspur Hawthorn

  • Small to medium, umbrella-like shaped tree.
  • Shiny dark green foliage in spring, changing to orange or red in autumn.
  • Prefers  full sun.

Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry

  • White blossoms in spring, followed by showy, sweet purplish-black fruit.
  • Heavily branched, the tree has an interesting spreading branch pattern.

Red Bud

  • Small pink flowers in spring before leaves appear.
  • Later brown fruit pods form.
  • Does well in sun and part shade.

Ivory Silk

  • Dark green foliage.
  • Compact oval shape.
  • Large creamy white flower clusters in early July.

Yellowwood

  • Creamy white flower panicles with fragrant pea-like flowers.
  • 4″ light brown seed pods form in autumn.
  • Tolerant of acid soils.

Ginkgo

  • Green foliage changing to yellow in fall.
  • Upright broad conical shape.
  • Enjoys full sun.

Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry Multi Stem

  • A versatile, multi-stemmed deciduous tree or shrub
  • White blossoms in spring, followed by showy, sweet purplish-black fruit.

Red Bud Multi Stem

  • Multi-stemmed deciduous tree or shrub
  • Small pink flowers in spring before leaves appear.
  • Later brown fruit pods form.
  • Does well in sun and part shade.

Northern Catalpa

  • Medium green foliage changing to yellow/gold in fall.
  • Pyramidal shape tree spreading, great for shade.
  • Produces clusters of white flowers.

American Choke Cherry

  • A large, deciduous shrub or small understory tree that often forming dense thickets.
  • Dense clusters of white flowers.
  • Red fruit ripening to dark purple from August to September.

Dawn Redwood

  • Large, conical-shaped tree.
  • Light green foliage in spring, changing to dark green in summer, then a russet-brown in autumn.
  • Ideal for large landscapes.

American Hophornbeam Ostrya virginiana

  • Oval shaped dark yellowish foliage changing to yellow in fall.
  • Pyramidal shape with branches upright and spreading.
  • Best in slightly acid soil that is moist, cool and fertile.

American Hophornbeam Carpinus caroliniana

  • Oval shaped green foliage changing to orange to red in fall.
  • Pyramidal shape with branches upright and spreading.
  • Slow growing, small to medium tree.

River Birch

  • Broadly pyramidal crown.
  • Light green glossy foliage that turns yellow in the fall.

Whitespire Birch

  • A white-barked birch, tolerant of high temps.
  • Resistant to the bronze birch borer.
  • Great growth in a variety of soil conditions.
  • Glossy dark green foliage in spring, turning yellow in the fall.

Heritage Birch

  • Tan to creamy barked birch.
  • Pyramidal crown.
  • Dark green, diamond-shaped foliage that turns yellow in the fall.
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WI 53590

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WI 53532

 

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